Top Tips to Address High Liver Enzymes with Michael Mcevoy
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Michael Mcevoy joins the show to discuss the best tests you can do to find out the health of your liver, how to interpret their markers, and what to do if your markers indicate problem areas. Michael also talks about the essential proteins and liver enzymes that affect the health of your liver, supplements to improve liver function, and his functional blood chemistry analyzer software.

On today’s podcast, you will learn:

• The common markers you will find on liver tests, and why they are important.
• What vegans should supplement in order to protect essential proteins.
• What globulin levels indicate about your immune or digestive function.
• The marker that’s both a waste product and an antioxidant.
• The 5 liver enzymes and what their test levels indicate.
• Other testing your can do in order to get additional insight into your liver health.
• Micheal’s incredible functional blood chemistry analyzer software.

Michael Mcevoy's Bio: Michael McEvoy is the founder of Metabolic Healing. He has been involved in clinical practice since 2007.

In addition to functioning as a clinician and writer, Michael is a teacher, educator and systems creator of diverse health-related and functional medicine curriculum and modalities.

Through unique educational and teaching endeavors, Michael’s objective is to assemble a network of the world’s top clinicians to meet the demands and challenges of 21st century functional medicine, and to implement the analytical tools and frameworks required.

Michael can be considered an intelligence agent/expert scouring the diverse sources coming online in order to assist practitioners through evidence-based models, tools, and education.

You can learn more about Michael and his work at metabolichealing.com)

You can check out the functional blood chemistry analyzer software at www.true.report)

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