DESCRIPTION

Allschoolabs Liver Detox Phase I & II provides a blend of nutrients

documented to provide biochemical support for the

liver to process xenobiotics, heavy metals, hormones,

neurotransmitters and other molecules the body needs to

eliminate to maintain a homeodynamic balance. Liver Detox

Phase I & II also supplies nutritional precursors and cofactors

essential in phase I and phase II detoxification. These

nutrients include antioxidants, conjugating agents, glutathione

precursors, sulfhydryl and methyl donors, vitamin and mineral

cofactors.

FUNCTIONS

Life is dependent upon the liver?s function as the primary

defense against toxins and chemicals that enter from the

bloodstream. The liver is challenged to serve as the principal

organ of detoxification 24 hours a day. If the liver ceases to

function or becomes impaired, an individual will become

quite ill. Our environment is becoming much more toxic. This

increased toxicity can bring about a serious liver condition

known as non-alcoholic fatal liver disease (NAFLD). NAFLD

can progress to non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). The end

progression is liver failure and death.

The liver is a remarkably resilient organ. But its ability to

regenerate becomes vulnerable with increasing age and

accumulated or excessive exposure to alcohol, aflatoxin,

medications, infective agents, allergens, and other potentially

harmful substances. Hepatic damage ranging from mild

asymptomatic inflammation to progressive fibrosis or cirrhosis

can impair vital metabolic functions of protein synthesis,

nutrient distribution, glucose storage, bile production, and

clearance of metabolic waste products, hormones, drugs,

and toxins. Nutrients that protect hepatocytes can be rapidly

depleted when the liver is under stress, making it even more

susceptible to damage. Liver Detox Phase I & II is designed to

enhance hepatic function by providing antioxidant protection

and to support liver detoxification processes and enzymatic

pathways.

The liver is equipped with a two-phase enzymatic, toxin

neutralization process, known as Phase I and Phase II. These

phases rely on numerous nutrients to support detoxification

activities and protect against excessive free radical generation

that might otherwise induce tissue damage:

Phase I Enzyme Reactions, Required Nutrients and

Cofactors: Riboflavin (B2), Niacin (B3), Thiamine, Vitamin

B6, Folate, Vitamin B 12, Glutathione, Panthothenic Acid.

Phase II Conjugation Pathways, Required Nutrients and

Cofactors: NAC ( N-acetyl-cysteine), L-methionine,

L-taurine, D-glucarate, L-glycine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine,

L-serine, L-histidine, L-carnitine, choline.