Chologenetic

/ˌkoʊloʊdʒəˈnɛtɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to the production or formation of bile.

Etymology

From Greek 'chole' (bile) + 'genesis' (origin/creation). This medical term describes processes that generate bile in the liver.

Kelly Says

The liver is constantly performing chologenetic magic—it produces about 800 milliliters to a liter of bile every single day, and this bile is absolutely essential for digesting fats and absorbing nutrients from your food!

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