Can Lose Weight – Is it a Sign of Liver Problems?
Anyone who suffers from excess weight knows how hard it is to lose it. Have you ever tried a diet only to go back to your old eating habits a few days or weeks later? What about hitting a plateau and not losing any weight no matter how many calories you cut? What most people don’t know is that 30% of all Americans suffer from mild liver disease and don’t know about it. Yes, many people are obese because of bad eating patterns. But that doesn’t explain how come so many people are obese even if they eat less than their skinny friends! If you are in this group don’t blame genetics. Genetics play a very small role in your metabolic rate compared to that of other humans (they do play an important role to make yours different from a lion’s, but not from other humans). However, your liver is responsible for (1) your metabolic rate and (2) your eating patterns. The liver is responsible for converting fats into sugar and sugar into fats. You read all over the Internet that that is the responsib
