Improve Liver Health with PPC. An Essential Building Block for Life and Better Health
Improve Liver Health with PPC.
We cannot discuss the importance of PPC in the liver without first discussing the importance of the Liver. The two are inextricably linked and essential to achieving better health and better aging.
Overworked and Underappreciated
The human liver is the most overworked and underappreciated organ in the body. It is the ugly stepchild of the organ family, but in all reality, it is perhaps the most beautiful and most critical organ we have. In fact, nearly every organ relies on the liver for its own function and survival.
The liver is our largest internal organ and a 24/7/365 Superhero responsible for over five hundred (500) mission critical functions required to survive and thrive. Without a well-functioning liver, our chances of achieving good health are next to zero. The liver is truly remarkable when considering all its roles in support of cell metabolism, innate and adaptive immunity, digestion, detoxification, vitamin and mineral storage, protein synthesis, hormone production and balance, bile production, drug metabolism and filtration, bilirubin metabolism and so much more. It is a remarkable organ essential to life and good health.
80,000 Environmental Toxins – The Liver Under Attack and Fighting Back
The liver is under constant pressure to perform essential life giving and life preserving feats. Every 6 minutes the liver filters and cleans every last drop of blood in our body and has to contend with some really nasty stuff. We are all mostly familiar with well-known pathogens like the hepatitis virus that can infect the liver and cause serious damage. But day in and day out our liver is forced to contend with approximately 80,000 known environmental chemicals, pollutants and other potentially toxic burdens that can harm our liver.
A Noble Organ
“Because the liver is a source of many diseases, and is a noble organ that serves many organs, almost all of them; so, it suffers, it is not a small suffering, but a great and manifold one.”
Paracelus (1493-1541)
Environmental Factors
On top of the many lesser-known environmental toxins the liver is up against; modern living is making its job even more difficult. Factory food diets rich in processed carbohydrates, added sugars and high fructose corn syrup, alcohol consumption, and overuse of prescription drugs and OTC pain products like NSAID’s is wreaking havoc on the livers ability to stay well and to function properly.
Diet is perhaps the biggest contributor to liver stress and metabolic disorders such as NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), a disease of emerging identity and importance. Nearly 30 percent of the global population is affected by NAFLD/NASH and it is quickly becoming a leading cause of liver injury and death.
Inflammation and Oxidative Stress
The liver never sleeps. It is a metabolic powerhouse forced to keep up with the excesses of our modern life. The overwhelming operational burden and stress required to keep us running strong can lead to above average levels of systemic inflammation and oxidative stress; which in the long term have negative effects on health and aging. High levels of oxidative stress can do enormous damage to cell and organelle membranes and ultimately to cell metabolism and function. When cell membranes become oxidized and damaged, healthy cell function is replaced by dysfunction and ultimately disease.
A struggling liver can lead to many health problems. But before we develop any serious liver health issues, we may experience a few telltale signs that our liver needs help. A sluggish liver may present itself with poor sleep, brain fog, sluggishness and chronic fatigue, chronic pain, headaches and migraines, weight gain and excess belly fat, hormone imbalance and mood swings, tired looking and dry hair, skin rashes and brittle nails, just to name a few.
The good news is that our livers are incredibly resilient and responsive to positive lifestyle changes and nutrient regimens. And with just a small amount of tender love and care, our overworked and underappreciated livers can be up and running like new again.
PPC Recommended in Hepatology: Principles and Practice
“Based on these pharmacological and clinical data, PPC would appear to be the drug of choice for significantly reducing or abolishing fatty liver of different origin, e.g. due to alcohol, or obesity, even if the causing noxa cannot be eliminated, as is the case with diabetes-associated steatosis.”
Dr. E. Kuntz and Dr. H.-D. Kuntz: Hepatology – Textbook and Atlas-.3rd Edition, 2008
The Key to Good Health is Good Liver Health and PPC is Essential
Polyenyl-Phosphatidylcholine (PPC) is an all-natural and 100 percent purified source of phosphatidylcholine. PPC is pharmaceutical grade liver support and as a registered drug in 50 plus countries, it has been used extensively by healthcare practitioners worldwide for over 70 years.
The molecule is found in all cellular life and is present in many of the foods we eat, but the quantity we consume through our diet is not enough to keep up. And as we age the demand for PPC to restructure and repair every cell and organelle in our body increases dramatically! Dietary sources PC are just not enough to therapeutically restructure and repair cell membranes and restore proper cell metabolism and function.
The Ultimate Cell Membrane Therapeutic and the Building Block to Good Health
Well-functioning cell membranes are essential to good health. Without restoring cell membrane integrity and cell metabolism, most lifestyle changes and nutritional supplement efforts to improve health will fail. Dr Sherry Rogers, MD., in her book Detoxify or Die said it best when she said “it (PPC) is perhaps the one reason some people will never get better…because their doctor never recommended it.”
The liver’s healthy function and indeed its survival include its capacity for ongoing renewal, and this hinges solely upon its ability to make new cell membranes. Approximately 70 percent of a cells phospholipid membrane structure is phosphatidylcholine, and PPC is especially critical to liver cell restructure, repair, function and regeneration.
With over 70 years of use worldwide, it is generally accepted that PPC plays a crucial role in supporting the liver’s cell membrane structure and healthy function.
PhosChol and LiverFlo both deliver pharmaceutical grade PPC at clinically recommended and therapeutic dose levels.
Clinical Studies
Hundreds of clinical studies, many of which are controlled, double blind, placebo, and multi center, clearly demonstrate that PPC:
- Supports healthy liver function
- Improves liver metabolism
- Acts anti-oxidatively to slow down cell membrane damages
- Accelerates restoration of damaged liver cells
- Works both holistically and physiologically to support overall good health and well being
Life Happens On the Cell Membrane
PPC is a foundational component to life. Without PPC there are no cell membranes and therefore no cells to create life as we know it. PPC is a life giving “miracle molecule” and perhaps the most important “essential” nutrient you can take to support healthy liver function and with it achieve your best possible health.
When you improve liver health with PPC…You Will Feel the Difference!
PhosChol is the leading professional brand of pharmaceutical grade PPC (polyenyl-phosphatidylcholine). In fact, over 200 million doses have been administered by doctors in the United States alone. Since 1982, PhosChol has stood alone as the best source of purified PPC. PhosChol delivers the highest concentrated source of 1,2 DLPC, which is responsible for PhosChol’s superior results. PhosChol is therapeutically dosed.
LiverFlo is an Advanced and Patented breakthrough in liver health. The four active ingredients in LiverFlo are generally accepted and administered worldwide. Evidenced Based and Professionally formulated, Liverflo’s clinically significant ingredients and pharmaceutical grade delivery system provide the nutritional and metabolic intervention you need for outstanding liver support. LiverFlo provides PPC at the registered therapeutic dose of 1800mg.
Nutrasal, Inc.