We usually start our day with sugar in form of tea or coffee which is very harmful to the liver. Not only does Sugar contribute to fat storage, but It can also cause inflammation in the liver.

When you eat sugar, inflammatory chemicals (such as cytokines) are released into the body. If sugar is consumed on a regular basis, it can cause chronic and systemic inflammation throughout the body. The liver is just one of the organs affected by this inflammation, and it can lead to liver damage or enlargement. Sugar has also been shown to directly suppress the immune system.
When the immune system is suppressed, the chance of catching a viral or bacterial infection is increased and the body’s ability to fight infections is reduced. When the liver is fatty, inflamed, or damaged, its ability to process and remove toxins from the body is decreased. The liver becomes sluggish, toxins stay in circulation for longer periods of time, and start to cause damage to cells, tissues, and organs in the body. When the liver is not functioning optimally, its ability to burn excess fat and cholesterol is reduced, further contributing to fatty deposits in the liver and other health issues.

Watch the full video to know the right method and Quantity of Sugar Intake to enjoy a healthy and happy life.

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