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The liver also processes nutrients from foods, builds proteins, breaks down fat, produces cholesterol, and converts glucose into glycogen
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Cholesterol is a waxy substance that is naturally found in all cells in the body, and your body needs cholesterol to produce new cells, vitamins, and hormones