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Most people who take dietary or herbal supplements do so on their own, not under a doctor’s advice.

(Beyond Pesticides, October 13, 2022) Offspring’s exposure to glyphosate-based herbicides (GBHs) preceding and proceeding birth (perinatal) induces liver damage. A study published in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology demonstrates the role excess iron in the body from GBH exposure plays in liver toxicity via an increased uptake of calcium and oxidative stress. The liver, the largest solid organ in the human body, is an essential part of the digestive system, responsible for blood detoxification, nutrient metabolization, and immune function regulation. The rates of chronic liver diseases are increasing, representing the second leading cause of mortality among all digestive diseases in the U.S. Because GBHs are ubiquitous in many herbicide products, studies report that these toxic chemical compounds are detectable in infants, children, and pregnant women. Children are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of pesticide exposure as their developing bodies cannot adequately combat exposure effects. Although studies show how chemical exposures affect overall human health, more research is now questioning how these toxic chemicals influence digestive health and the subsequent occurrence of diseases. Therefore, it is essential to understand how harmful chemical exposure impacts health and well-being during critical developmental periods. The study notes, “[T]he possible role played by perinatal exposure to GBH […]

Scientists described their news study's findings as a "huge wake-up call" for those who enjoy a night out only every now and again.

Studies suggest a person may ingest 40,000 to 10 million plastic particles a year – causing glucose intolerance, injury to organs like liver.

Health News: Paracetamol, India's most commonly used painkiller, may pose serious health risks when overused, warns new research. The drug, often taken casually for headaches, fever, or body pain, can damage vital organs with prolonged use, especially in pregnant women and children. How Paracetamol Overuse Harms Your Body Medical experts reveal that frequent paracetamol consumption strains the liver and kidneys. The drug metabolizes into toxic compounds that overwhelm the liver's detoxification system. Chronic overuse may lead to liver failure, kidney dysfunction, and high blood pressure. Recent studies highlight particular concerns for pregnant women.

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Cassia cinnamon contains coumarin, which can damage the liver. Without coumarin, Ceylon cinnamon does not seem to be bad for the liver.

Weeks after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. touted vitamin A as an effective treatment for measles amid the largest outbreak of disease in decades, hospitalized patients in West...