Tag: Fatty Liver Disease
Risk Factors of Developing Fatty Liver
If you have any family member that has developed a fatty liver, then it’s good to know what are the risk factors of developing the condition. Below are seven risk factors to consider: 1 Obesity One of the…
Read More »Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver All non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is not alike. If it’s in the beginning stages, it’s called non-alcoholic liver disease. At this stage, there are very few symptoms. Someone might have fatigue more than usual,…
Read More »Maintaining a Healthy Diet and Weight as A Natural Fatty Liver Prevention
The answer to disease always goes back to the same thing: eat a healthy diet if you want to stay healthy. And this is the case if you want to prevent a fatty liver. Vancouver researchers reported in…
Read More »Foods To Eat When Diagnosed with Fatty Liver
Diet is your first line of offense against a diagnosis of fatty liver. Your diet can totally transform your health and your life. Below are eight foods to eat in your diet if you have fatty liver. 1…
Read More »Fatty Liver Grade 1
There are three different levels of fatty liver: Grade 1, 2 and 3. Grade 1 is the beginning stages of a fatty liver and generally has the fewest symptoms as well as the best prognosis. As fatty liver progresses to Grade 2, Hepatitis and Grade 3, Cirrhosis, the condition gets much more serious and may require hospitalization.
Read More »Fatty Liver Detox
You may have heard the term, “fatty liver detox” but do not know what it means. A fatty liver detox is the use of a diet that will specifically detoxify the liver. It’s a diet that will start the reversal of the cells affected by fatty liver disease to normal. This is not making any type of medical claim; the liver is one of the only organs in the body that we know of that can and does regenerate itself when you give it what it needs.
Read More »Eating Habits That Contribute to a Fatty Liver
According to studies, your diet is closely tied in with the creation of fatty liver. That’s what researchers worldwide are reporting in their research. Thus, by reversing your eating habits that are out of alignment with healthy eating,…
Read More »Causes of Alcohol-Related Fatty Liver Disease (ALD)
The only cause of alcohol-related fatty liver disease is alcohol. This is obvious to medical experts because those who drink more than two to three drinks daily for long periods of time will often have fatty liver disease – and the fatty liver disease may disappear when the person gives up alcohol.
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