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Oct 28, 2026

Justin AcriHOST
30:14
That's cool.
Justin AcriHOST
30:14
I didn't know there was a horse named Foie Gras that ran there this year.
Justin AcriHOST
30:17
That's a Mike Maker training.
Justin AcriHOST
30:18
It must be
Phil ElsonHOST
30:19
gray.
Justin AcriHOST
30:20
Foie
Phil ElsonHOST
30:21
Gras? Well, Gras is gray in French.
Justin AcriHOST
30:23
What's the
Nicola SchmitzHOST
2:35
Today, I want to introduce you properly to the organ that sits behind all of it, the one I've learned to check first in almost every complicated case, and the one that medicine, in its enthusiasm for the thyroid and the joints and the skin, walks straight past.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
2:54
The liver.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
2:56
By the end of this, you will understand why so many people feel terrible while their lab results insist they are well.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
3:05
Start by getting the stale of this thing right, because most people picture the liver as a sort of passive filter, a sponge sitting there soaking up alcohol on a Friday night.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
3:18
That picture is almost insultingly small.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
3:22
The liver is the largest internal organ you have, and it is closer to an entire industrial complex than a sponge.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
3:32
It carries out something on the order of 500 separate chemical fashions, day and night, without pause.
Nicola SchmitzHOST
3:41
It manufactures, it stores, it breaks down, it converts, it neutralizes, it packages, it ships.
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0:26
P-O-D-B-E-A-N.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
0:39
Hey everyone, I am so excited to be here today talking about my favorite, favorite, favorite organ in the body, the liver.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
0:47
I love talking about the liver because I believe the liver is just as important as the brain when it comes to your health and wellness.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
0:55
Now, today we're going to be talking about the top five signs that your liver is in need of some help and what you can do exactly to help it.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
1:05
Even if you don't need extra liver support, right? Maybe one of those people, but this episode will still tell you ways to keep your liver healthy.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
1:14
Now, before we begin, here's some news going on in the clinic.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
1:18
Yes, we have an actual brick and mortar clinic.
Jonathan MendozaHOST
1:48
All right, let's get into this.
On Mic Podcast

On Mic Podcast

Clea Simon -572

Oct 26 · 30 Mentions

Jordan RichHOST
0:10
Today I welcome a very talented lady, a writer by the name of Clea Simon, who's well known for writing two types of mysteries, the gentler, cozy mysteries we'll talk about, and some harder-edged psychological suspense stories, including her most recent one, The Butterfly Trap.
Jordan RichHOST
0:26
Clea will share details on her cancer journey, with the main focus being that the only cancer left in her body now, after successful treatment, is in her liver.
Jordan RichHOST
0:35
But the pathway to a total cure would mean a liver transplant.
Jordan RichHOST
0:38
So Clea is here to tell her story about seeking a living, the challenges, the roadblocks, what that entails, and the hope that she has to encounter just one donor who could save her life.
Jordan RichHOST
0:48
She's in Boston where I am and shares a website, BIDMC.org slash liver donor, where you can get more information.
Jordan RichHOST
0:56
BIDMC for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Jordan RichHOST
1:00
Conversation now with this lovely lady who's putting up a great fight.
Clea SimonGUEST
3:14
There are hundreds of us here.
Sara BantaHOST
0:50
They just stopped calling it menopause.
Sara BantaHOST
0:52
So today I'm showing you the two places I always look when menopause supplements or HRT are not working, your thyroid and your liver.
Sara BantaHOST
1:01
If you want to know more about this, hit subscribe so you don't miss the next episode.
Sara BantaHOST
1:07
Perimenopause supplements, another 12,000 women are buying, but a lot of what is on the shelf goes after the symptom.
Sara BantaHOST
2:00
A woman who types hormonal balance is really saying, I just want to feel like myself again.
Sara BantaHOST
2:05
And your hormones don't work alone.
Sara BantaHOST
2:08
Thyroid, liver, adrenals, and gut are all like an orchestra.
Sara BantaHOST
2:12
When one section's off, everybody sounds out of tone.
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Pulmão.
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3:30
Liver.
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3:32
Fígado.
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Fígado.
PalomaHOST
3:42
Well, listeners, how was it? Did you learn something new? Please leave us a comment at PortuguesePod101.com.
PalomaHOST
3:50
And we'll see you next time
NoraHOST
15:08
Along his way the remains of the Finn Bennach dropped off, giving name to many familiar places.
NoraHOST
15:18
Cruachan Ai, Liver Reeks, where the liver of Finn Bennach fell.
NoraHOST
15:25
Athlone, Á Luain, Loin Ford, where the loin of the white-horned fell.
NoraHOST
15:34
Some learned men say it is from the liver of Finn Bennach which fell from the brown bull of Cuailgne that Á Truim, Trim, is called Liver Ford.
NoraHOST
15:51
The bull sent the hind leg of Finn Bennach away from him to Port Lairge, Waterford, Port of the Hind Leg.
NoraHOST
16:02
He sent its ribs from him to Dublin, Á Cliath, Ford of the Ribs or Ford of the Hurdles.
Jay Scott AmmannHOST
55:40
Okay.
Corey FletcherGUEST
55:40
Um, same as the liver.
Jay Scott AmmannHOST
55:41
liver.So sometimes you see like a, a cut of bone on a, on a beef critter that would be edible, like, uh, a marrow, 'cause there's enough of it, right?
Corey FletcherGUEST
55:51
Right.
Jay Scott AmmannHOST
55:51
But deer, it's a little harder to, to get to that state.

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