(BQ) Part 2 book "Liver rescue" has contents: Liver myths debunked, liver troublemakers, liver rescue meditations, liver rescue recipes, powerful foods, herbs, and supplements for your liver, the high-fat trend,. and other contents. | CHAPTER 33 Peace within Your Body Your liver’s unwavering, heroic fight for survival takes place because it has a baby to protect. That baby is you. From the time you were in the womb, your liver has taken responsibility for you. Like a newborn in a mother’s arms, you’re what your liver cares about more than anything else. As your liver was developing in utero, it received precious directions and information directly from your mother’s liver, messages sent via chemical communication about how to perform thousands of functions. One was paramount: to never give up on you. This blessing inherited from and ignited by our mothers’ livers is the basis of survival. It’s the foundational rock of the liver’s over 2,000 chemical functions, and like many of the other functions, it is undiscovered by medical research and science. This motherhood quality passed down from liver to liver is a never-giving-up mentality, one of the profound bonds between mother and child that exists beyond sight. Even when times are tough and an outside observer can’t see what binds a mother to a child, deep in that mother’s heart and deep in that child’s soul, an unbreakable bond exists. It exists, too, between your liver and you: a whatever’s-best-for-my-child consciousness. Picture your liver as a parent saying, “What are the best schools?” “How am I going to put food on the table?” “Who’s my child going to play with?” “Is my child safe? Happy? Warm?” You’ll get a pretty accurate sense of how deeply your liver cares and wants to see you thrive. This is the source of your liver’s willingness to persevere and keep you protected. Your liver learned, before you were born, never to surrender to weakness. It learned never to dodge a responsibility or opt out of a challenge before it. Your liver learned to take care of you as if you were its young for the rest of your life. Regardless of how many obstacles in its path, your liver will try to climb them. It will do what’s right for its baby: you. .
