Heal Your Liver with Bone Broth

Having a sick liver slows you down, and makes protein hard to process. Here’s how you can heal your liver with bone broth. If you are having high liver enzymes, swelling, jaundice, fatigue, nausea, and body aches – you need some nourishment. Not getting the nutrition you need leads to hepatic encephalopathy, or brain fog. The easiest thing to do is cook a pot of soup. With a protein that heals every cell in your body, and is easy on your liver, it will have you feeling better in no time. You can use a special ingredient to heal your liver with bone broth.

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Super Easy

Karen’s Soup

Ingredients

Some chopped beef or chicken (optional since broth is protein rich)

3 C no or low sodium bone broth

4 C diced potatoes

1 C sliced carrots

1 C chopped celery

1/2 C chopped onion

Parsley flakes

Other herbs if desired

Get to Cooking

Directions

If you like, add a cut up chicken breast or some beef stew pieces for more flavor and protein. Next, I chop all the vegetables into a large pot or pan. You can also use a crock pot if you’re not in the mood to babysit the level of liquid all day. Buy the little bags of carrots and the little microwave potatoes found in the produce section to make it simple. Cover it with broth, sprinkle some herbs, and let it simmer. Soon you’ll sip some soup that will heal your liver with bone broth and veggies.

A trick I use a lot is to buy bone broth. It is a little more expensive, but has collagen and I feel like it is a short cut to cellular healing.

If the broth does not cover the veggies, add enough water or additional liquid to cover it, plus an inch or two.

I crank the stove up and bring it to a rolling boil. Then I reduce the heat and let it simmer for about 1 ½ hours on the stove top. In the crock pot, put it on high and let it go all day if you want.

Heal Your Liver with Bone Broth Benefits

High in nutrition such as iron, vitamins A and K, fatty acids, selenium, zinc, and manganese, bone broth is packed full for the price.

Protects joints because it contains gelatin. If you are having pain from an injury or cartilage injury – add a little bone broth to everything you eat.

Repair osteoarthritis with bone broth to improve joint pain and stiffness. I drink it in a protein shake to help my spine and hips.

Glutamine is a powerful amino acid that can help to heal leaky gut syndrome. If you are having autoimmune or inflammation in your body, it may be helpful to heal your gut.

Healthy weight is a good indication that you are living in a body that fits your lifestyle, mobility, and stamina. Add protein with bone broth to feel full and satisfied without empty calories.

Get some sleep with the glycine that is naturally occurring in bone broth. A warm cup of soup for dinner should set you up just right.

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It tastes as good as it smells.

Make it easy on yourself

Many people make their own bone broth. For years, stopping by the butcher for bones was easy. They were practically a giveaway. Now that it has become a popular way to find nutrition – it is not easy to find cheap bones. I have friends who cook them on the stove top, and others do an overnight oven method. My grandma cooked the carcass of the turkey overnight and saved the broth in jars. Smart lady.

Me? I watch for sales at the grocery store.

It’s a perfect time of year for a nice pot of soup. The house will smell wonderful. Your body will be nourished, and don’t forget the leftovers. YES! If you get bored with it after the second day, freeze it in a zipper type bag. All that leftover turkey just found a good use.  I love you more. Xoxo Karen

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4 thoughts on “Heal Your Liver with Bone Broth”

  1. Karen, thanks for the info on bone broth. I am one of the 20% of people that get HCV that our bodies successfully fight off the virus. 43 years and my liver has no damage. My doctors have insisted that i get the cure anyway so am on my first bottle of Epclusa. I will let you know in March if my viral load is gone. I will say I never though I would see a cure for it in my lifetime. Anyway, my challenges with my body is arthritis. So sounds like the broth will help with this.

    1. Martha,

      So glad to find your comment. I get spammed by bots occasionally and can’t find the real messages.So glad to hear that you were able to fight it off. You’re almost through and I’m wondering about your side effects.

      I recently heard a doctor speak about how Hep C is the ONLY virus in the world with a certain cure. I’m like you and find it to be incredibly awesome that we can live Hep C free.

      I’m working on arthritis type stuff too. Bone and joint pain can be a lasting side effect of Hepatitis C. I believe there are turn arounds and am constantly seeking to be more pain free. I hope you’ll forgive my tardiness and keep me posted as you clear the virus.

      xoKaren

    1. Sharon,

      Good question! I actually use both. The bone broth is kind of a basic for a lot of my meals. I also use collagen peptides in my protein shakes. There are some good brands out there. Just be sure to avoid a proprietary blend, meaning they may put some herbs and supplements in fine print.

      I hope you are enjoying liver health and are healing more and more every day. Stay in touch!

      xoxo Karen

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