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Albumin Levels - Low, High, Normal Range (Management)

In this video, we look at albumin levels, low, high and normal range and how to address imbalances. Albumin is a protein produced by the liver and is essential for maintaining various bodily functions. It is a crucial blood protein that helps maintain fluid balance in the body. It acts as a carrier for hormones, vitamins, and medications, ensuring their effective transport. Additionally, albumin binds to bilirubin, preventing jaundice. It supports immune function by transporting antibodies and serves as a reservoir for nutrients, aiding energy production and tissue repair. Monitoring albumin levels is important for assessing overall health and detecting potential health problems. Subscribe to ‪@insidetheclinic‬ for more videos.