What is known about MSG is that the chemical can exacerbate weight gain, cause headaches, raise blood pressure, and is
potentially damaging to the liver.
Not exact matches
Although the
liver does not stop producing bile even when the biliary ducts are blocked, it is now evident that the
liver does have a process in place
to look after itself when a
potentially damaging amount of bile builds up inside a blocked duct.
Hepatitis C is a virus that can infect the
liver and if left untreated, it can cause long - term and
potentially life - threatening
damage to the
liver, including cirrhosis and
liver failure.
PAs in extremely large doses or over long periods of time may cause
potentially fatal
damage to the
liver.
Many veterinarians are now considering xylitol - induced
liver damage to potentially be an idiosyncratic toxicity.
Left untreated, the buildup of plaque and tartar can cause pain, inflammation and tooth loss, and could lead
to more serious infection,
potentially damaging the
liver, kidney or heart.
As humans, we think nothing of popping a Tylenol or Advil if we feel achy or sore — even a child's dose of these medications can kill a cat instantly and cause
liver and kidney
damage to dogs that is severe and
potentially fatal.
However, acetaminophen is extremely toxic
to cats at even low doses,
potentially causing
liver failure and
damage to red blood cells.