Toxins and other harmful substances are neutralized by the liver and eliminated by the excretory secretion of the liver. This secretion is called bile. Sometimes the power of the liver to neutrali.. more
The presence of toxic bile in the intestine can also upset its digestion of useful food, giving rise to products of toxic indigestion, gas formation and much abdominal pain. In some respects bile i.. more
When there is a too rapid drain of the liver’s available sodium, the liver cells die. The result is scar tissue, the terminal phases of which are the different types of cirrhosis, or scarring, of.. more
Civilization, with its processed, concentrated and synthesized foods, is responsible for the enormous quantities of antacid remedies sold and consumed in the form of pills, candies and chewing gum –.. more
The Liver’s (“Liver”) waste disposal role is of utmost importance to good health. When it begins to fail as a blood filter, we may expect that toxic material will enter the general circulation. It i.. more
The three endocrine glands that concern us here include 1. the adrenal glands, 2. the thyroid gland and 3. the pituitary gland. Other major endocrine glands are the thymus, pineal, and pancreas. One.. more
The endocrine glands secrete the substances that they manufacture – called hormones - directly into the blood stream. Hormones are extremely potent and they direct and regulate much of the biochem.. more