Health Tips - Excessive eating and drinking have probably caused

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Excessive drinking over a long period does the liver harm and may lead to cirrhosis of the liver. Too much food, like too much alcohol, also harms the liver and tends to the destruction of the liver cells. Excessive eating and drinking have probably caused far more casualties among human beings that all the bullets and bayonets of our civilization. Eating less never causes harm; it only does well. The liver, unlike the heart, has marvel lour powers of regeneration and even if a large part of its cells are destroyed, it can return to normalcy in a few months, if he strain on the liver is reduced by eating and drinking much less and having a bland diet.