Sentences with phrase «worst damage to the liver»

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Yes, clinically it has been proven to be an effective tranquillizer that has been compared to Xanax (but isn't addictive) and in small doses works on the GABA pathway to provide a light sense of wellbeing, but in large doses it can induce lethargy and drowsiness, which over time, if you really get into the stuff, can result in severe liver damage, even worse if you start mixing it with prescription tranquilizers.

Years of high blood sugar cause our muscle and liver cells to become damaged and sensitive (in a bad, «get away from me» fashion) to Insulin.

Signs of essential fatty acids deficiency include high blood pressure and cholesterol levels, hair loss, eczema, behavioral disturbances, bad immune system, slow healing, infections, tear glands may dry up, blood clots, damage to the kidneys, heart and liver.

According to WebMD, however, in order for niacin to be effective in combating bad cholesterol and triglycerides, it has to be taken in high quantities, which «could pose risks, such as liver damage, gastrointestinal problems, or glucose intolerance».

The worst reported side effect is liver damage, but I get physicals regularly with tests for liver functions and I seem to be doing fine.

Xylitol an an artificial sweetener that is harmful to your pooch and can cause a radical drop in your pet's blood pressure, cause liver damage, and worse, death.

As the name implies, dose - dependent liver toxicity is related to the dose — the higher the dose of the NSAID, the worse the liver damage.

Dose - dependent liver toxicity — meaning the higher the dose, the worse the liver damage — that may lead to liver failure; and

Without adequate care and attention, periodontal disease can result in pain, bad breath, loose teeth, irreversible damage to the gums, premature loss of teeth, and infection that may affect other organs in the body such as the heart, liver and kidneys.

Never give such pain relievers to a dog or cat unless your veterinarian has told you which to use and how much.Acetaminophen can cause liver damage in a dog and even worse damage in a cat.