Important Information:

The liver is the largest organ in the body. One of its major functions is to break down harmful substances absorbed from the intestine or manufactured elsewhere in the body, then excrete them as harmless byproducts into the bile or the blood. Byproducts in the bile enter the intestine, and then leave the body in the feces. Byproducts in the blood are filtered out by the kidneys, and then leave the body in the urine.

Another function of the liver is to create many important compounds, especially proteins that the body uses to carry out its functions. Among these are clotting factors needed for the blood to clot when bleeding occurs.

Abnormalities of liver function can be divided broadly into two groups: those caused by a malfunction of the cells in the liver itself (such as cirrhosis or hepatitis), and those caused by an obstruction of bile flow from the liver through the biliary tract (such as bile stones or cancer).

Liver disease can manifest itself in many different ways. Manifestations of liver disease that are particularly important include jaundice, cholestasis, liver enlargement, portal hypertension, ascites, liver encephalopathy, and liver failure.

The liver also converts substances in digested food into proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Sugars are stored in the liver as glycogen and then broken down and released into the bloodstream as glucose when needed--for example, when blood sugar levels become too low.

Detoxification is the removal of chemicals from the body that are likely to cause tissue injury. Toxins that come from outside the body, called xenobiotics, include environmental chemicals, food chemicals and contaminants, drugs and herbs, and chemicals released from infectious organisms. Human also naturally produce toxins.

The liver needs to work efficiently to help break down toxins. All xenobiotics are potentially dangerous if the toxin is not dealt with by the liver. Conditions that are thought to be caused or exacerbated by toxin overload include fatigue syndrome, immune deficiency, allergies, cancer, liver damage, and chronic inflammatory disorders. The primary way the body deals with xenobiotics is to eliminate them via the urine or bile after processing by the liver, a process called biotransformation detoxification.

LiverPure™ is a new, and scientific, all-natural liver-supporting dietary supplement developed by Farlong Pharmaceutical Inc. after years of research. Its major active ingredient, Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum), is a highly effective antioxidant specifically for the liver. It is believed that Milk Thistle, combined with Taurine, has five potent herbal actions on the liver which has relevance to detoxification:
Protect the liver from toxic damage.
Restore the liver after toxic damage.
Stimulate the flow of bile through the tiny capillaries.
Stimulate Kupffer cell function (these cells, located in the liver, are part of the immune system).
Stimulate hepatic detoxification process.

Years of clinical evidence suggest that LiverPure™ is highly effective in supporting healthy liver function simply by taking two capsules, twice daily.

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