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How to Prevent a Fatty Liver

Along with the increasing incidence ofis found in all age groups, including
obesity and diabetes in Western countries,children. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is
nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) hastypically diagnosed in middle-aged people who
also become a growing problem. Although itsare overweight, diabetic and who have
true prevalence is unknown, some estimateselevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
suggest NAFLD may already affect as many asA person is considered to have a fatty liver
one-third of American adults.NAFLD describeswhen the fat makes up at least 10% of the
two conditions affecting people who drinkliver.Causes  of  Fatty  Liver
little or no alcohol. The first is a mild
condition, while the second represents itsThe cause of NAFLD is unclear. The most
progression to a more severe disease.1. Fattyprominent reasons for accumulation of fat in
liver, also known as steatosis, is anthe liver are significant weight gain and
accumulation of fat in the liver thatdiabetes mellitus. Fatty liver can also occur
typically does not cause liver damage.2.with poor diet and certain illnesses, such as
Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is thetuberculosis, intestinal bypass surgery for
accumulation of fat in the liver accompaniedobesity, and specific drugs such as
by hepatic inflammation. Fibrous tissue cancorticosteroids, or heavy alcohol use. Eating
form with NASH, which can progress tofatty food by itself does not produce a fatty
cirrhosis or liver cancer.Nonalcoholic fattyliver.
liver disease affects more women than men and



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