How Can the Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix® Support Your Liver Health?

Liver disease is on the rise in America

Liver disease is a growing epidemic in the United States affecting around 1 in every 3 Americans. If you have 2 friends, one of you is likely to be infected with some kind of liver disease. Most of the affected people suffer from a fatty liver disease, a disease that is mostly caused by poor nutrition and lifestyle. On the other hand, nutrition and lifestyle are the first areas that will require radical changes if you are diagnosed with a liver condition.

Unfortunately, liver disease is hard to catch at an early stage — it usually starts off with very few symptoms which become more noticeable as the disease progresses.

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Nutrition as a key driver of liver health

Similar to the main cause, the most effective liver disease prevention and treatments are linked to nutrition. In fact, 97% of liver health experts rank nutrition as the key factor of liver health followed by medication and exercise, according to the survey. This makes nutrition one of the most crucial components of liver health care regardless of whether your goal is to maintain or improve your liver health.

The absence of high-quality nutrition on the other hand can contribute to developing a liver condition or — if a liver condition is already present — to worsening of the liver status and the outcome of the disease as a result.

But what are exactly the foods that make such a big difference for your liver health?

Foods high in fat, sugar, and salt are considered the most damaging for the liver. Such foods cause the build-up of fats in the liver cells which over time leads to the destruction of healthy cells and weakening of liver function.

On the other hand, a diet that includes an adequate amount of vitamins & minerals, proteins, fiber, complex carbs, is low in salt, sugar, fat, and harmful additives is considered the most beneficial for your liver.

Find out more about causes and risk factors of liver disease >

Why are vitamins & minerals so important for liver health?

Poor nutritional status in the liver patients as well as the course of the disease itself can cause micronutrient deficiencies characterized by suboptimal levels of fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins. Such imbalances can cause medical complications such as anorexia, bone pain, immune dysfunction, disrupted protein metabolism and as a result worsen the outcome of a liver disease.

What is the Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix?

Dealing with the consequences of liver disease is a huge challenge for liver patients. The way the disease unfolds — often causing poor appetite, malabsorption, impaired digestion and liver´s disrupted ability to store vitamins — makes it even harder for the people with liver conditions to maintain a healthy diet and consume enough liver supporting vitamins & minerals.

With this in mind, our liver health experts at Amsety have created the patent pending Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix® of nutrients which liver patients are most likely to become deficient of. The Super 16 Mix® can be consumed in a very convenient and delicious form — it is inside of every Amsety Bar, the first nutrition bar in the U.S. designed to support liver health!

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The Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix found in Amsety Bars includes the following nutrients that are essential for your liver as well as overall well-being:

• Vitamin A as in carrots: Is high in antioxidant properties and supports cell growth.
• Vitamin C as in oranges: A daily dose of vitamin C will provide basic antioxidant coverage.
• Calcium as in spinach: Helps prevent the development of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and supports the liver´s metabolism function.
• Vitamin D as in mushrooms: Low vitamin D levels are one of many well recognized complications of liver disease.
• Vitamin E as in sunflower seeds: Helps treat non-alcoholic fatty liver disease due to its antioxidant properties.
• Vitamin K as in blueberries: People with liver disease are at risk of having vitamin K deficiencies. Vitamin K also protects against certain forms of cancer and disease.
• Vitamin B1 (Thiamin) as in asparagus: Low levels of vitamin B1 can cause an excessive production of fats in the liver which over time may cause fatty liver disease.
• Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) as in broccoli: Vitamin B2 helps maintain a healthy liver by improving the liver´s ability to break down proteins, fats and carbohydrates.
• Niacin as in beetroot: It can reduce the liver inflammation and support treatment for hepatis steatosis and fibrosis.
• Vitamin B6 as in cabbage: Vitamin B6 helps you process the protein, carbs, and fat you eat.
• Folic Acid as in peaches: Folic acid has antioxidant effects and can help reduce hepatic inflammation.
• Vitamin B12 as in cereals: Helps with digestion and can also help produce red blood cells.
• Vitamin B7 (Biotin) as in tomatoes: It is essential for your liver’s metabolism and aids with cell growth.
• Magnesium as in bananas: Individuals with fatty liver disease are likely to develop a magnesium deficiency. Magnesium is crucial for liver health – it can prevent metabolic syndrome and reduce the risk of developing fatty liver disease.
• Selenium as in avocados: In an adequate amount, selenium helps support the liver´s elasticity as well as hepatic circulation.
• Zinc as in pomegranates: Zinc may improve the liver´s metabolic function, reduce inflammation and strengthen the immune system.

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Where do I find the Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix®?

Our Super 16 Mix® can be found in every Amsety Bar. Amsety Bars are the first nutrition bars made specifically for liver patients. They support liver health and meet the dietary requirements of a liver-healthy diet.

Amsety Bars are:

• very low in sodium
• gluten-free, organic, kosher, and dairy-free
• FREE of refined sugar, colors or preservatives
• made in the USA

Find out more about Amsety Bars´ liver-healthy ingredients here >

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