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Drink This Before Bed — It Helps Your Liver Detox and Improves Sleep | Dr. Mandell

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Your body performs most of its natural detoxification while you sleep, especially through the liver. But if stress hormones rise at night due to dehydration, unstable blood sugar, or sluggish bile flow, the liver cannot complete this process efficiently and sleep quality suffers. In this video, I explain how a simple night drink made with common kitchen ingredients can help reduce nighttime stress signals, support liver detox pathways, and allow the nervous system to relax so sleep can improve naturally. This is not a sleep aid and it does not force sleep. Instead, it supports hydration, bile movement, mineral balance, and stable nighttime blood sugar so your liver can do its normal overnight cleanup while you rest. Many people notice fewer nighttime wake ups, less morning bloating, reduced heaviness, and clearer thinking upon waking when these systems are supported properly.

Ingredients used in this video

1 to 1½ cups warm water
Juice of ½ lemon (about 1 tablespoon)
A small pinch of salt (about 1⁄16 teaspoon)
½ teaspoon honey

Less is more. The honey is used as a small physiological signal, not as a sugar drink. If you are very sensitive, you can start with even less.

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