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“Life Giver” Liver

:wa3d aldosari

.It may sound strange but the Liver really is quite an amazing organ           

 .Did you know, for example?, that your Liver has more than 500 known functions

 Though we know it’s an important organ, most of us really don’t know that much about it

The More the Better

 

.For example, your Liver is the largest organ in your body

.In fact, it’s actually about six times larger than it normally needs to be to maintain life

 ,That’s fortunate because living this modern pollution-filled, fast-food dieted 

.breakneck-paced, prescription-medicated world, our livers are really overworked 

.These days you need all the Liver you can get because without it, you wouldn’t last very long

 When your Liver is overloaded it becomes incapable of efficiently taking care of those 500 or more functions

 .Obviously that’s not good. The result can be a wide variety of unpleasant symptoms

Waste Disposal

.Your Liver is very involved in proper digestion and in the metabolism of fat 

,It eliminates poisons in the body by dumping them into the bowel via the bile. If not removed 

toxins are reabsorbed into the blood stream. These substances interfere with normal bowel and kidney function.

“Excess” Stress

Many excess hormones also are removed from the body

 by the liver. For example, the anti-diuretic (water retention) hormone is eliminated

, by the Liver when it becomes excessive. If the Liver is not functioning well

 swelling will often occur in the legs or abdomen. Some sex hormones are deactivated by a poorly functioning liver.

. When this happens, menstrual problems or other disturbing conditions may follow

Storage Bin

.The Liver is also a major sugar storehouse. Sugar handling disturbances may result from Liver dysfunction

 Improper utilization of vitamins, particularly the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K, can also result from dysfunction. 

.Adequate absorption of these vitamins, as well as their storage, depends on the liver

Double Trouble

Blood coagulation factors are also developed in the liver. You can see it in a person with a tendency to bleed or bruise.

. It’s a case of the blood’s poor clotting ability. These are just a few of the liver’s numerous functions

''Special '' Effects

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smile 

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Smiling is an easy language. Every body knows it and it doesn’t have to be translated. Your real smile is your tickect to win a persons heart. It has many different benefits and it is the most beautiful thing in life. It doesn’t take a lot of time just with a blink of an eye.

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>>:) I typed

(in Every day  smile  what ever the (difficulties ..problems.. Disappointments

you are in the age of flowers, why the  pressure on you

  smile  girl and remember every day your self 

the good Business  that allah give you.
 dont Compare between you and the highest .

just thinkin about smallest  

I tell you smile :)your smile is the beautiful

Smile for the good things around you

and agine i tell u Smile  girl for the good things around you

but don;t smile  like the Stupid hhhhh it's not funny  :)

tip":

smile. smile.smile 

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arabian camels

:saherh alsbeeae

An overview of camels and man in Arabia.

Perhaps nowhere else on earth is more associated with the camel than the Arabian Peninsula. Their story is not one of a free population; however, but of a domesticated animal. Throughout history, Arabian camels have served the needs of humans, and have benefited from that service as a species. Humans have in fact assured the survival of camels for thousands of years and quite literally led them to success as a species that they probably would never have had on their own. The camel has played such an important role in Arab culture that there are over 160 words for "camel" in the Arabic language. [1] The geography and climate have combined to define an entire culture with the camel at its core. This certainly must be seen as high praise of this remarkable animal.