The Importance of Cellular Health

Cells are the microscopic, fundamental units of all living things. Each cell has basic requirements to sustain it, and the human body's organ systems are largely built around providing the many trillions of cells with those basic needs (such as oxygen, food, and waste removal). Although cells are the smallest living units within our body, they play a big role in making our body function properly.

There are about 200 different kinds of specialized cells in the human body. When many identical cells are organized together it is called a tissue (such as muscle tissue, nerve tissue, etc). Various tissues organized together for a common purpose are called organs (e.g. the stomach, the skin, the brain, and the uterus - they are all organs).

All physiological processes, proliferation, differentiation and development, and disease, can be described at the cellular level.

If your body is out of homeostasis, your hormones will probably be out of balance. This hormonal imbalance will undoubtedly lead to miscommunication between the cells and your body’s organ systems will start to deteriorate. If your cells are healthy, then YOU will be healthy.

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