Cell-U-Loss
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Cell-U-Loss
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Role of the Thyroid in Weight • The thyroid gland (located in your neck) produces hormones: T3 (triiodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine). • These hormones regulate how fast your body burns calories, how your heart beats, and how your digestive system works. • Hypothyroidism (Underactive Thyroid) • Too little thyroid hormone. • Metabolism slows down→ body stores more fat. • Symptoms: weight gain (especially water retention), fatigue, dry skin, constipation, hair thinning. • Weight gain is often modest (2–5 kg), but harder to lose. • Hyperthyroidism (Overactive Thyroid) • Too much thyroid hormone. • Metabolism speeds up→ body burns calories too fast. • Symptoms: unintentional weight loss, increased appetite, anxiety, sweating, rapid heartbeat.
1. Supports Kidney & Urinary Health • Acts as a natural diuretic → helps the body flush out excess water and toxins. • May help in urinary tract infections (UTIs), bladder irritation, and kidney stones. • 2. Reduces Inflammation • Contains anti-inflammatory compounds. • Helpful for conditions like arthritis, gout, or general swelling. • 3. Controls Blood Sugar • May help regulate blood glucose levels by improving insulin sensitivity. • Supports people with type 2 diabetes (when used alongside medical advice). • 4. Lowers Blood Pressure & Cholesterol • Mild diuretic effect reduces fluid retention and pressure on blood vessels. • Some studies suggest it may lower bad cholesterol (LDL). • 5. Supports Liver Health • Traditionally used for detoxifying the liver. • May protect against fatty liver and improve bile production. • 6. Rich in Antioxidants • Contains flavonoids and vitamins C & K, which fight oxidative stress. • Helps in slowing down cell damage and aging. • 7. Helps in Weight Management • As a natural diuretic, it reduces water weight and bloating. • Supports digestion and metabolism. Corn Silk Antioxidants, Vitamins, and Plant compounds