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Is it ok to take jetepar detoxicating agent for liver as a cleansing agent for someone who has no obvious liver problems.
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Not safe to take.: It's probably not okay because over the past few years we have seen patients who have developed liver failure to the point of needing liver transplants from using liver cleansing products. Though, this may seem counterintuitive, it's the problem with taking something that your body doesn't need, there is always a risk.
Answered 3/9/2017
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