No I didn’t even know they had artichoke drops.

No, most of my fatty liver fixed itself while I was pregnant but not sure recommending that you try getting pregnant and having a baby is a good idea 🤔

I’ve not heard of this either. Let me know if it works!

Never heard of it

The naturopathic clinic prescribed a liver cleanse support supplement licorice root & other herbs. It was phenomenal. I actually was thinking of taking it again. I second TurtleRose my one and only pregnancy cured me for years.

Just read a article on artichokes today. Cautious to hear if it helps.

Losing weight is the only thing that will reduce the amount of fat in your liver according to my liver transplant specialist. Fatty liver can turn into liver fibrosis which can turn into liver cirrhosis. I had fatty liver for 6 years. I didn’t take it seriously and lose the weight I needed to. Now I have stage 1 liver cirrhosis, and I’m not a drinker. So this cirrhosis is directly related to being overweight. Reducing sugar, carbs, and fried foods will help with weight loss. God bless 🙏

I use a liver blend and have been taking it for 20yrs also I take a supplement called Morninga Oleifra

I was recommended Milk thisle and have been taking it for a while. I havent had pain since using it but maybe once or twice now. It's supposed to be kinda like a liver detox.

so you know that spikey pla t that grows In the yard sometimes and if you let it go long enough it will eventually get a purple flower looking bulb on it? Well that is milk thistle. It has many other names also but it is a medisinal herb with properties to improve liver health, it stimulates the regeneration of liver cells, it helps with fatty liver, cirrhosis of the liver, cholesterol, and hepatitis, it helps to increase the solubility and circulation of bile, can help control diabetes, it has antioxidant properties, it may improve heart health, and it could have anti-aging effects

Sorry but I am clueless about spikey pla and what is it

spikey plant is what i ment. I'm sorry lol. I so wish I could post a picture lol. If you look up milk thistle it will bring it up. I live in the country and I wasn't thinking of the possibility of you living in the city or something. I used to step on them when I was younger and running around outside with no shoes on!

I saw that. Is it?