From obesity to smoking, what are the reasons for increasing the risk of obesity and cirrhosis

The liver is the central organ of metabolism and the largest gland of our body associated with the digestive tract. The liver has several functions: it memobolizes all food elements (iron, protein, carbohydrate, vitamins, minerals etc.); it contains iron and copper deposits; it produces substances to absorb vitamin K, it helps absorb vitamin A from beta-caroten; it produces enzymes to digest food; it functions as deoxinants to remove toxins taken from food or are produced in the digestive tract. These and many other functions vital for living, but when the liver is infected with parasites and toxins, it loses all its functions. What an enemy of the liver!

 Obessity: Obessity is thought to play a role in liver obesity, not because of alcohol. This disease appears when it is deposited too much fat in liver cells. The cause of this disease is not yet known precisely, but the situation also relates to metabolic syndrome, high blood pressure and high levels of triglycerides, besides obesity. If it forms too much fat in liver cells, the cirrhosis of the liver can develop. People over 40 are more vulnerable to this disease, even though there have been cases of obesity in teens. Since overweight and obesity can damage your liver as much as alcohol, it is important to carry a healthy weight on a healthy liver.

Gased drinks and sugar: Gased drinks filled with sugar are an inevitable cause of weight gain, so it is not surprising that they are included in the black list of <x0 maternal liver enemies”. A recent study published in Hepatology magazine has found that people who drink 1 or more sweetened drinks of artificial sugar a day are more vulnerable to liver obesity than are those who do not consume soft drinks at all. The danger is even higher in people who are overweight or obese. A previous study has revealed that people who consume 2 drinks of sugar a day for six months show signs of liver obesity.

Hepatitis: Chronic hepatitis B and C are responsible for most liver cancer cases worldwide. Hepatitis C usually spreads through contact with infected blood, which means that you can be touched by it if you use the same needle, have sex without using protective measures (even though this is less common), and very rarely by blood transfusions. Making a tattoo with an infected needle also puts you at risk. The chronic infections of hepatitis C may be treated with drugs, yet the important thing is that they are diagnosed in time: this disease is often referred to as the silent <x0-killer”, since many people do not know that they have hepatitis, and it can also lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer, even to death if left untreated.

Smoke: Another reason why you should give up smoking: It may increase your risk of liver cancer. Toxic chemicals in tobacco can cause inflammation and cirrhosis. Tobacco also causes cytokinian production, chemicals that can cause even more inflammation and liver cell damage. Another concern you need to consider is that in people suffering from hepatitis B or C, smoking may increase the risk of developing hetaocloral carcinoma, a form of liver cancer.