Gut Health
The intestine is much more than just a digestive organ. It absorbs nutrients, forms an important barrier to the outside world, and is closely linked to the immune system.
Digestion, Liver, and Intestines
The digestive system, intestines, and liver work closely together. The body breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, processes them further, and eliminates what is not needed.
Symptoms such as a feeling of fullness, bloating, constipation, pressure in the stomach, or sluggish bowel function are common. Diet, exercise, stress, fluid intake, eating habits, and the composition of the gut microbiota often play a role.
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Liver
The liver is a key metabolic organ. It processes nutrients, produces bile, stores energy, and plays a role in the breakdown of various substances.
Digestion
Good digestion begins in the mouth. Chewing, stomach acid, bile, the pancreas, intestinal motility, and gut flora all work together.