EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 41 MIN
114: Signs Your Liver is Damaged! Recognize Phases and Learn How to Love on Your Liver
from Holistic Health Heroes · host Kery Knutson
Some common symptoms of early liver damage can include: fatigue, hormone imbalance, anxiety, gut symptoms, food intolerances, and difficulty detoxing. When you put it like that, it starts to sound like A LOT of people could have early liver damage! The good news is the liver is very resilient. In fact, it's the only visceral organ with the capacity to regenerate. That means you have some control and can start building a healthier liver. Tune in and find out all the things you can do, along with possible supplements to explore, to start loving on your liver today! Send us Fan Mail Click here to shop water filtration with us at Nature's Garden of Naples: https://ultrawatersolutions.com/?ref=naples1042 Shop Vollara® Air & Surface Pro+ with us at Nature's Garden here: https://www.vollara.com/order/Air02/?u=naturesgarden OR call Tony at the store at: 239-643-4959 Support the showNOTE: This information contained is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. Please consult a qualified health professional if you do have a medical condition. The information on this podcast represents the opinions of the hosts and guests.
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Some common symptoms of early liver damage can include: fatigue, hormone imbalance, anxiety, gut symptoms, food intolerances, and difficulty detoxing. When you put it like that, it starts to sound like A LOT of people could have early liver damage! The good news is the liver is very resilient. In fact, it's the only visceral organ with the capacity to regenerate. That means you have some control and can start building a healthier liver. Tune in and find out all the things you can...
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114: Signs Your Liver is Damaged! Recognize Phases and Learn How to Love on Your Liver
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