The liver function indicators are high and it is necessary to clarify which indicator is high. Glutathione and glutathione are found in the cells, and if there is damage to the liver, both glutathione and glutathione will be elevated. Glutathione is also found in the heart muscle cells, and if there is damage to the heart, glutathione will also be elevated. Bilirubin is mainly produced after the destruction of red blood cells, and it is processed in the liver and excreted from the body. If the liver’s processing function decreases, bilirubin rises. When bilirubin rises to a high level, the skin, sclera of the eyes, urine, and blood will become yellow, a phenomenon called jaundice. Liver necrosis and liver toxicity can cause jaundice, and jaundice can also occur in hemolytic and biliary diseases. Alkaline phosphatase ALP is mainly elevated in skeletal and hepatobiliary diseases, but it is also physiologically elevated in pregnant women and children at normal times. γ-glutamyl transferase GGT is not elevated in skeletal diseases, but it is elevated in cholestasis, and γ-glutamyl transferase is elevated in alcoholic liver disease.