Over 40 years ago, Fred and Judi Danforth began handcrafting beautiful pewter products in an old milk barn in Woodstock, Vermont. The workshop is now located in Middlebury, Vermont where we continue to create beautiful objects â rooted in simplicity and functionality. Learn more about our journey here.
1 Protein: It is important to eat the right amount of protein when you have liver disease. The following foods are good sources of protein. The amount of protein (in grams) follows each food listed below.  3 ounces of meat, pork, turkey, chicken, or fish (21 grams)
1. Avoid foods that will do damage to your liver. Foods that are processed and contain lots of preservatives, fats and cholesterol can cause the liver to become congested and clogged with fat residue. Clean out your liver by avoiding processed or fatty foods to allow the liver to unblock itself and regenerate cells. Fatty red meat, deep fried food, and processed fats should all be avoided, as they can clog up your liver. 2  Processed fats include margarine, shortening, and hydrogenated oils. 3  Avoid artificial sweeteners, colorings, and preservatives. 4  It is best to go the natural route when cleansing your liver.