Signs You May Have Liver Damage

Your liver breaks down food, fights infection, and filters bad stuff from your blood. Know the symptoms to watch for, and see how to slow, stop, or even reverse damage to this vital organ.

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12 Moves to Loosen Tight Muscles

These moves reach your quads, hip flexors, hamstrings, calves, and other muscles. Take it slow and keep at it to improve your flexibility and mobility.

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