• Elizabeth Wells on next level liver flushes, bile production hacks, and the gut/liver axis

  • Oct 20 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 34 mins
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Elizabeth Wells on next level liver flushes, bile production hacks, and the gut/liver axis

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  • Elizabeth Wells is a trained naturopath and nutritionist who has performed over 300 liver flushes. She has taken the Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Flush protocol outlined by Andreas Moritz and brought it into the 21st century, adding variations and adjusting for advances in our understanding of how the body works. In this conversation with Elizabeth we discuss:

    • The serious health challenges that led her to her first liver flush
    • The drastic changes that multiple flushes can have on an individual
    • Why healthy bile production is so important
    • Understanding the gut/liver axis
    • Why healing the gut is a vital first step
    • The differences between her flushes and those laid out by Andreas Moritz

    ...and more!

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    Music by     Chris Merenda
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