Symptom 4: Unintended Weight Loss
Unintended weight loss in the realm of BCS is a deceptive foe. On the surface, it may seem like a welcome change, but don’t be fooled. This is weight loss that comes at a price, a clear indicator that the body is not in harmony. The liver, once a reliable ally in the digestion and absorption of nutrients, is now compromised, leading to a decline in body mass that is anything but healthy.
You start to notice the change in your appearance, the way clothes hang a little looser, the way the numbers on the scale drop. But this is not a cause for celebration; it’s a cause for concern. The body is not receiving the nutrients it needs, and it’s showing. There’s a lack of energy, a feeling of weakness, and it’s all tied back to BCS.
But it’s not just the weight loss; it’s what comes with it. The body is in a state of malnutrition, and it affects everything. The skin becomes dry, the hair loses its luster, and the overall sense of wellbeing is diminished. It’s a domino effect, and BCS is the force knocking everything down.
You might be thinking, ‘Can’t I just eat more and gain the weight back?’ But it’s not that simple. The liver is not processing nutrients as it should, and no amount of eating can counteract the damage BCS is doing. It’s a vicious cycle, and breaking free requires addressing the root cause.
Unintended weight loss in BCS is a silent alarm, a nudge to take notice and take action. It’s the body’s way of saying, ‘Something is wrong, and we need to fix it.’ So, don’t ignore the weight loss, don’t brush it off as a ‘happy accident.’ Recognize it for what it is, a symptom of BCS, and take the steps needed to address it. (4)
