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Articles categorized as Liver Health Concerns

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Is Drinking Coffee Good or Bad for You?

Multiple studies indicate that people drinking coffee regularly reap benefits such as a lower risk of liver cancer or dementia.

Terry Graedon - June 10, 2024

How to Improve Your Health with Chocolate

Terry Graedon - November 16, 2023

Show 1322: Herbs for Healing and Optimal Wellness (Archive)

Terry Graedon - September 18, 2023

What Accounts for Blood Tests Showing Liver Failure?

Joe Graedon - May 8, 2023

Fluoride Exposure and Thyroid, Kidney and Liver Function

Joe Graedon - January 23, 2023

How Dangerous Are High Vitamin B12 Levels?

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Terry Graedon - January 13, 2022

FDA Says Lose the Triclosan; Use Ordinary Soap and Water

Triclosan is suspected hormone disruptor. Now scientists report that it also interacts with intestinal microbes in troublesome ways.

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Terry Graedon - January 21, 2019

Which Cinnamon Lowers Blood Sugar Safely?

Cassia cinnamon lowers blood sugar, but it contains coumarin. Too much coumarin can hurt the liver. Is there a way to get the benefits with minimal risk?

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Terry Graedon - April 15, 2018

Warning: Adderall Led to Unexpected Liver Injury

One reader discovered the hard way that the amphetamines in Adderall XR can cause acute liver injury. This reaction is rare bur dangerous.

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Joe Graedon - May 21, 2015

Cinnamon Plus Statins Could Be Extremely Harmful to Liver

Cinnamon is perceived as a tasty spice when put on cookies or cereal. But a contaminant called coumarin is toxic to the liver, especially with statins.

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Joe Graedon - December 29, 2014

Cinnamon Coffee Cake May Hurt the Liver

Eating too much cinnamon could put a strain on the liver.

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Terry Graedon - May 29, 2011

Pain Relievers Pose Predicament

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Terry Graedon - March 28, 2011

White Poop Requires Urgent Attention

White poop is a red flag and should be brought to an MD's attention. It suggests there could be problems with the liver, pancreas, gallbladder or bile duct.