
Are you always feeling tired and suffer from fatigue ?
Having trouble losing weight ?
Often experiencing brain fog ?
The cause may not be what you think, and also not necessarily the much mentioned covid19 virus / disease related ! Keep reading and learn the facts about the overlooked and neglected organ that is so vital to all aspects of our health and well-being: Your Liver
Causes of fatigue in men and women
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Read the three questions that were just asked. Answer them honestly.
Then add joint pain, age spots, weak, flabby muscles, elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels, an under-performing immune system, skyrocketing blood pressure and digestive issues to the list of afflictions you may be experiencing.
Not a beautiful picture or a holiday parade. More like a parade of nightmares that reduce your quality of life.
Any of these problems deserve all of your attention to discover their cause and deal with it. You and your doctor should never leave any stone unturned.
Causes Of Fatigue Includes Your Liver
That’s correct. Your liver is always busy performing several hundred duties.
This three pound, football-shaped organ is continuously on the job. And you need to be thankful it is always on call. Did you know that the liver…
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Regulates more than 50,000 enzyme systems to control metabolic activity throughout the entire body
Plays a crucial role in stabilizing hormones, including essential sex hormones like testosterone and estrogen
Filters gallons of blood daily, which removes toxic chemicals and bacteria from your system. This also includes breaking down ammonia that is manufactured in the colon. This keeps you alive.
Stores fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K) and helps them absorb into your tissues
Produces nearly a quart of bile daily, which breaks down fat
Metabolizes the nutrients you eat (proteins, carbohydrates, and fats) to provide you with energy. The liver stores glucose and releases it depending on the body’s energy needs
Helps the kidneys maintain electrolyte and water balance
Removes broken-down red blood cells
Detoxifies every substance that is toxic to the body
Stores excess blood and facilitates blood-clotting
Boosts your immune system. The liver is jam-packed with T-cells, B-cells, and natural disease-killer cells. When the liver is not functioning at its highest levels, your immune system suffers
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