Economic outcomes are the com-. parison of all costs of treating the disease with clinical. and/or humanistic outcomes. !4. The field of pharmacoeconomics is devoted to assessing. the economic outcomes of care. Familiar terms include cost. per life-year saved, cost per quality-adjusted life year, and cost.
Liver or Gallbladder Flush â Originating from the work of Randolph Stone, participants are to consume primarily apples and apple juice, restrict their food intake to fruits and vegetables, consume a laxative (such as Epsom salt water) and drink olive oil and herbal tea.
1 Another option is to drink a tea of nutritive green herbs daily. 2  Many health food stores offer liver teas that contain a combination of the following herbs: dried dandelion leaf, nettle leaf, alfalfa leaf, oat straw or Oregon grape root. 3  You can also blend your own teas from loose herbs. 4  Seaweed.