The pancreas is a vital component of the digestive system, and its inflammation can lead to significant health issues. Such inflammation can be either acute or chronic. This article will explore the pancreas' functions, the origins of its diseases, and how diet can assist in alleviating or treating inflammatory conditions of this organ.
Inflammation of the pancreas
The pancreas is located in the upper part of the abdominal cavity with a thin layer of fatty tissue on its surface, which makes the organs of the stomach appear smooth and slightly flattened, with the central part bent forward. Similar to the liver, the pancreas has a greenish structure, its spleen is thick and soft. The tumors of healthy people have a grey colour. Often the surface is covered by thin layers of adipose tissue, which causes the organ to become thin and smooth, and the body to turn yellow.
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