Efimosfermin-alfa: New drug for fatty liver

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Efimosfermin-alfa: New drug for fatty liver

Efimosfermin-alfa shows promise as a treatment for fatty liver disease, improving fibrosis and inflammation with monthly dosing, according to early clinical study results.

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Fatty liver disease prevention

Fatty liver disease prevention involves healthy diets, intermittent fasting, regular exercise, coffee intake, and limiting sugars and saturated fats. These actions help reduce liver fat and disease risk.

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Relationship between fatty liver and kidney and gallbladder stones

Research indicates a potential relationship between fatty liver, kidney stones, and gallstones due to shared metabolic risk factors. More studies are required to validate these findings across different populations.

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Curcumin: food supplement for the treatment of fatty liver

Studies suggest that curcumin for fatty liver improves liver enzyme levels, reduces fibrosis, and has cardiovascular benefits. Although promising, more extensive trials are needed to validate its effectiveness as a long-term treatment option.

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Role of oral contraceptives in fatty liver

Oral contraceptives may be linked to fatty liver. Avoid alcohol, smoking, and sedentary lifestyles to reduce the risk.

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Effect of intense exercise on fatty liver

High-intensity interval exercise and a controlled diet reduce liver fat, inflammation, and damage in fatty liver patients, achieving a cure in 56% of treated cases while improving disease activity by 20-30%.

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Daily recommendations to improve liver health

Enhancing hepatic health requires better diet, consistent exercise, and adequate sleep. These lifestyle changes reduce disease risks and improve overall well-being, benefiting both hepatic and systemic health.

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Food quality and fatty liver

A study shows that food quality is linked to fatty liver risk. Poor diets increase glucose and cholesterol, raising the likelihood of developing fatty liver disease.

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Physical fragility and genetic predisposition for the development of a fatty liver with a poor prognosis

Physical frailty, along with genetic factors like the PNPLA3 gene, raises the risk of developing severe fatty liver disease. The study highlights the importance of considering frailty in the prognosis of this condition.

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Impact of sleep quality and physical activity on Fatty Liver

A study shows that sleeping less than 7 hours or exercising less than 3 hours weekly significantly increases the risk of fatty liver, highlighting the importance of addressing lifestyle factors.