Why Essentiale Works
Essentiale contains highly purified Essential Phospholipids (EPLs). Essential phospholipids fight oxidation, contain powerful antioxidants and help cellular damage reparation*

How Do I Take Care of My Liver?

Your liver takes care of your overall health but it also depends on you to take care of it so that it can do its job properly, so it needs your help every day to keep it healthy.

Eat right


For proper functioning of the liver you need to take a balanced diet rich in different vegetables, fruits and proteins. Excess fats and carbohydrates can cause fat deposits in the liver. Eat small meals as they can easily be digested and create less burden to the liver.

Minimize intake or Avoid Alcohol


Minimize intake or stop drinking alcohol. This means minimizing or avoiding beer, wine, cocktails, champagne, and liquor in any other form.

Take medicines as prescribed and do not exceed recommended doses


Even seemingly harmless medicines can damage the liver. If you have diabetes and high blood cholesterol and triglycerides, strictly follow your doctor's prescribed treatment.

Avoid environmental pollutants


Fumes of chemicals like insect sprays, paints, car fumes and other aerosol sprays when inhaled may be absorbed in the liver and damage the liver.

Beware of herbal supplements


Not all "natural" are safe. Some herbal remedies are reported to cause liver toxicities. Be careful what you take.

Observe practices that may lessen the risk of infection to the liver.


Wash your hands properly after using the toilet and before eating, practice safe sex and consider vaccination for viral hepatitis



There is good evidence that gradual weight loss coupled with increased exercise will reduce the fat deposits in the liver.

Consult your doctor if you have concerns about your liver health. Take Essentiale, use as directed.


It contains 300 mg of essential phospholipids (EPLs), EPLs support vital functions of the liver by helping to repair liver cell membrane, restore liver function and regenerate liver cells damaged by infection from certain viruses caused by unhealthy lifestyle (e.g. heavy intake of alcohol).1


