Do edibles affect liver?
I sometimes use edibles for relaxation and to help with sleep. I'm generally careful about my health, so I'm curious: do edibles affect the liver, and if so, how much?
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4 months ago
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Yes, they do. Anything you ingest has to be processed by your liver, unlike when something is inhaled. I track my health metrics closely and always advise people to be careful because liver enzymes can definitely spike with heavy use.
4 months ago
Since the liver metabolizes the active compounds in edibles, excessive consumption can strain it over time. If you are into fitness, keeping your liver clean with a good diet, plenty of water, and avoiding toxins is basic common sense.
4 months ago
I had a phase where I was taking these quite often, and my routine blood test showed elevated liver enzymes. Once I completely stopped and improved my lifestyle, the numbers came back to normal. It is definitely something to take seriously.
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4 months ago
Anything artificial or processed will put pressure on your digestive system and liver. I always believe in clean homemade food and natural herbs. If you are feeling heavy or nauseous, please consult a proper doctor instead of trying home remedies.
4 months ago
Yes, they are processed directly by the liver, so regular or heavy use can strain it.