You can help the liver’s regenerative process by adding these foods and nutrients to your diet:

Rather than indulging in heavy dishes, fried pastries and bottles of wine add some of these nutritious foods to your diet and
give yourself and your liver a true gift.

• Fresh vegetable juices
• Chlorophyll-rich foods: Wheat or barley grass juice or powder, along with chlorella, spirulina, or wild blue-green
  algae have in many cases proven to be useful in jump-starting up a sluggish liver.
• Garlic and onions: Garlic contains allicin, which is a sulfur-based compound needed by the liver for effective
  detoxification. Garlic helps the liver rid the body of mercury, certain food additives and hormones.
• Fresh vegetables: Eat plenty of fresh, lightly cooked, or raw vegetables, especially dark green, leafy vegetables such
  as parsley, kale, watercress, alfalfa sprouted and collard greens. Orange, yellow, purple, and red-colored fruits and vegetables are also good, as they contain living enzymes, fiber, vitamin C, natural antibiotics and cancer-fighting phytonutrients.
• High-antioxidant fruits: Blueberries, blackberries, strawberries and raspberries are all high in antioxidants, which help to protect the liver from the high levels of free radicals that are naturally produced during the process of
  detoxification.
• Bitter foods: The bitterness of foods such as dandelion, arugula, endive, radicchio, sorrel and watercress helps to
  stimulate bile flow within the liver.
• Herbs: Dill, caraway seeds, garlic, onions, boldo, turmeric and cayenne are easy to use in your food and can help
  protect the liver.
• Dandelion root tea: This simple tea enhances the entire digestive track and it is particularly effective at relieving
  digestion after a high-fat meal. Dandelion is also an excellent herb for weight loss, as the leaves are a diuretic and the root improves fat metabolism.
• Omega-3 fatty acids: Good sources of these important fats are ground flaxseed, flaxseed oil, walnuts, borage oil,
  krill oil, chia seeds, purslane, acai, algae, hemp seeds, grape seed oil. Water: Drink 8 to 12 cups of pure water each day. Water helps the kidneys get rid of the toxins that the liver has broken down.
• Nuts, seeds, avocados: These are good food sources of polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats, all less
  harmful to the liver than saturated fats.
• Hot water and lemon juice: This easy and healthy tonic works wonders for sweeping the bad stuff out your liver.