It's particularly important within the organs that are responsible for cleansing our bodies, especially the liver and kidneys, but also the lungs and intestines
Think about someone who has spent months adjusting meals, getting used to weekly injections, and slowly watching inflammation, cravings, and late-night snacking settle down
Moreover, mice with systemic knockout of SLC25A39 (including the heart) exhibited severe anemia, a complete lack of red blood cells, and iron overload [62]
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And I dont think thats because cholesterol causes heart disease, but I think its because its a reflection of your overall metabolism being more slow in terms of actually using up the cholesterol
While supplements can be beneficial, remember that they are just a piece of the puzzle