How cannabis affects the liver
Cannabis has a variety of effects on the human body—many of them positive. But what about the liver? As the central detoxification organ, the liver is responsible for breaking down THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis. Studies show that regular cannabis users may experience increased strain on the liver. Therefore, caution is advised, especially for people with existing liver problems.
While cannabis isn't generally considered liver-damaging, taking other substances, such as medications or alcohol, in combination with THC can lead to liver overload. Synthetic cannabinoids are also considered riskier, which is why natural versions like Hemp Delight should be preferred.
The role of the liver in THC breakdown
The liver breaks down THC via so-called CYP enzymes . These enzymes convert fat-soluble THC into a water-soluble form, which can then be excreted. However, with frequent consumption, this enzyme production can be inhibited or the liver can become overwhelmed, leading to slower THC breakdown.
Delayed THC excretion can not only prolong the effects of cannabis but also intensify unwanted side effects. To prevent this effect, targeted support of liver function is advisable.
How NATURE+ can support the liver
One of the first supplements for cannabis consumers to address this issue is NATURE+ from Canasups. This herbal formula contains high-quality bittering agents from gentian root, artichoke, wormwood, dandelion, and other plants. According to some studies, bittering agents are suspected of promoting the production of CYP enzymes and thus improving the natural breakdown of THC.
In addition, Nature+ also supports digestion and promotes improved well-being—a real added value for anyone who regularly consumes cannabis. The recommended intake is 25 drops, three times daily. You can find more information about the ingredients in our article aboutdetoxing with Nature+ .
By the way: Germany's leading provider of cannabinoid-based dietary supplements also recommends Nature+ for anyone who wants to specifically strengthen their liver.
Lifestyle & nutrition for a healthy liver
In addition to targeted nutritional supplements like Nature+, diet also plays a major role. Foods like green vegetables, turmeric, and whole grain products promote liver function. Alcohol and highly processed foods, on the other hand, put a strain on it.
Exercise and adequate fluid intake (at least 2 liters daily) also contribute to detoxification. Don't forget: Even if you eat a healthy diet, regular cannabis use can put a strain on the liver—which is why a holistic approach is essential.
An interesting addition, by the way, is the combination of cannabis and dietary supplements – here you can learn how supplements can specifically support consumption.
Conclusion: Cannabis & liver in harmony?
Why the liver is so important for cannabis users
The liver plays a key role in the body's further processing of substances like THC. Regular users should be aware that this organ is heavily stressed during processing. A balanced diet, sufficient exercise, and a careful selection of bitter substances can help.
Traditionally, bitter substances have been considered part of a liver-friendly lifestyle in many cultures – for example, to stimulate digestion or during cleansing phases. Even in modern consumer contexts, such as detox or tolerance breaks, many people resort to such natural helpers.
NATURE+ takes precisely this approach: a plant-based formula with high-quality bittering agents – tailored to the needs of modern consumers. Many report that this helps them feel better supported during conscious consumption phases.
For anyone who wants to strengthen their body awareness and make their consumption more reflective, NATURE+ can be a useful addition.
However, always pay attention to how your body reacts and consult a medical professional if in doubt. And don't forget: Germany's first supplements for cannabis consumers offer you exactly the support you need – personalized, natural, and effective.
