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How to Prevent a Fatty Liver

Along with the increasing incidence ofaffects more women than men and is found
obesity and diabetes in Westernin all age groups, including children.
countries, nonalcoholic fatty liverNonalcoholic fatty liver disease is
disease (NAFLD) has also become atypically diagnosed in middle-aged
growing problem. Although its truepeople who are overweight, diabetic and
prevalence is unknown, some estimateswho have elevated cholesterol and
suggest NAFLD may already affect as manytriglyceride levels. A person is
as one-third of American adults.NAFLDconsidered to have a fatty liver when
describes two conditions affectingthe fat makes up at least 10% of the
people who drink little or no alcohol.liver.Causes of Fatty Liver
The first is a mild condition, while theThe cause of NAFLD is unclear. The most
second represents its progression to aprominent reasons for accumulation of
more severe disease.1. Fatty liver, alsofat in the liver are significant weight
known as steatosis, is an accumulationgain and diabetes mellitus. Fatty liver
of fat in the liver that typically doescan also occur with poor diet and
not cause liver damage.2. Nonalcoholiccertain illnesses, such as tuberculosis,
steatohepatitis (NASH) is theintestinal bypass surgery for obesity,
accumulation of fat in the liverand specific drugs such as
accompanied by hepatic inflammation.corticosteroids, or heavy alcohol use.
Fibrous tissue can form with NASH, whichEating fatty food by itself does not
can progress to cirrhosis or liverproduce a fatty liver.
cancer.Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease



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