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The ingredient story behind Liver Love
When Dr Libby develops a formulation, she doesn't begin with a list of trendy ingredients or what's popular at the time. She begins with a much simpler question: What does the body actually need? F...
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Why Liver Love works: the plants, the science, the synergy
Your liver is quietly responsible for more than 500 biochemical processes every single day – from detoxifying alcohol, medications and environmental compounds, to altering the structure of hormones...
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These aren’t GLP-1 drugs. They’re something better.
Right now, there’s a lot of hype around GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic. They’re marketed as quick fixes for weight management, yet they often come with side effects and don’t address the deeper reasons b...
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GLP-1: The hormone everyone’s talking about – and why women should be listening
From wellness influencers to medical experts, GLP-1 is everywhere right now. But what exactly is it – and why is it so important for women’s health? Let’s take a closer look. What is GLP-1? GLP-1 ...
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Wide awake between 1 - 3am? This could be why.
This unwelcome wakefulness may be more than just a minor annoyance; it could be a signal from your body… Have you ever found yourself wide awake in the quiet hours between 1 and 3 am, wondering why...
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Need to lower your blood cholesterol? Start by supporting your liver.
When it comes to managing elevated blood cholesterol levels, the conversation typically revolves around diet and medication. Yet, a crucial aspect often overlooked is the role of the liver. As the ...
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Gritty and irritable? The surprising link between your liver and moods
Have you ever considered that your mood swings and bouts of irritability might be silently influenced by an organ you seldom think about in terms of emotional health? The liver is an unsung hero in...
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The liver and cellulite: what you need to know.
Cellulite occurs when alterations to connective tissue occur. Imagine that underneath the outer layer of skin, is a noughts and crosses patterning of structures holding things in place. Underneath ...
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Are you at risk of fatty liver disease?
Until recently, fatty liver disease was something only heavy alcohol drinkers were at risk of developing. Yet, the prevalence of this harmful health condition is rapidly escalating. It’s affecting ...
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