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Why Is A Low Copper Diet Crucial For Wilson's Disease? In this informative video, we will discuss the importance of a low copper diet for individuals dealing with Wilson's disease. This genetic condition impacts how the body processes copper, leading to serious health challenges. We will cover how the ATP7B gene mutation affects copper transport and the consequences of copper accumulation in the body.

You will learn why reducing dietary copper is essential for managing this condition and how it works in conjunction with medical treatments. We will highlight the foods that are high in copper and should be avoided, as well as the role of medications in controlling copper levels.

Additionally, we will explore the connection between copper overload and liver health, including the risks associated with chronic copper-induced liver injury and its potential link to liver cancer. This video aims to provide a thorough understanding of the dietary strategies necessary for protecting liver function and overall health for those with Wilson's disease.

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