How is Fatty Liver Reversed?
Fatty liver is reversible. Here are six ways to achieve this:
Eat less carbohydrate
Poor diet is the leading cause of fatty liver disease. The biggest offenders are sugar and foods made of white flour; they should be avoided. However, a high intake of carbohydrate rich foods in general can promote fatty liver, as the liver converts any excess carbohydrate into fat. Foods that need to be restricted include bread, pasta, rice, breakfast cereals, cakes, pastry, donuts, biscuits, fries, chips, pretzels (and other similar snack foods) and any food made of flour.
Poor diet is the leading cause of fatty liver disease. The biggest offenders are sugar and foods made of white flour; they should be avoided. However, a high intake of carbohydrate rich foods in general can promote fatty liver, as the liver converts any excess carbohydrate into fat. Foods that need to be restricted include bread, pasta, rice, breakfast cereals, cakes, pastry, donuts, biscuits, fries, chips, pretzels (and other similar snack foods) and any food made of flour.
Drink less alcohol
Excess alcohol consumption is the second biggest cause of fatty liver. Alcohol can cause inflammation and damage to liver cells, resulting in fatty infiltration. People with a fatty liver should limit alcohol consumption to seven standard drinks per week, with at least two alcohol free days per week.
Eat more vegetables, protein and the right fats
Raw vegetables and fruits are the most powerful liver healing foods. These raw foods help to cleanse and repair the liver filter, so that it can trap and remove more fat and toxins from the bloodstream. Eat an abundance of vegetables (cooked and raw salads) and fresh fruits.
Raw vegetables and fruits are the most powerful liver healing foods. These raw foods help to cleanse and repair the liver filter, so that it can trap and remove more fat and toxins from the bloodstream. Eat an abundance of vegetables (cooked and raw salads) and fresh fruits.
Protein is important because it helps to keep the blood sugar level stable, helps with weight loss from the abdomen and reduces hunger and cravings. Protein should be consumed with each meal. Good sources of protein include eggs, poultry, seafood, meat, nuts, seeds, legumes and plain or Greek yogurt and cheeses.
Drink raw vegetable juices – these should be consumed 2 to 3 times a week and 250 to 300 mls (8 to 10 ounces) is adequate. Your juice should be comprised of 90 to 95 percent vegetables, with the remainder comprised of fruit if desired to improve the flavour. Citrus fruits are the most healthy for the liver.
Take a good liver tonic to support your liver function. Each two capsules should provide:
Milk Thistle Seed Extract (Pure Silymarin 210mg) equiv 17,500mg dried milk thistle
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 105mg
d-alpha tocopheryl succinate (vitamin E) 200iu
Thiamine hydrochloride (B1) 11mg
Riboflavin (B2) 11mg
Nicotinamide (B3) 11mg
Pyridoxine hydrochloride (B6) 11mg
Folic Acid 240mcg
Vitamin B12 60mcg
Biotin 60mcg
Calcium pantothenate (equiv pantothenic acid 22mg)(B5) 27.5mg
Zinc (as zinc oxide) 7mg
Selenium (as selenomethionine) 50mcg
Nutritive base 379mg Taurine, phosphatidyl choline from soya lecithin, broccoli powder, L – Cysteine, HCI,L-Glutamine , Glycine, Inositol, natural caretenoids, (Camelia sinensis (green tea) extract, L – glutathione