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**Title:** Managing Fatty Liver: Worst Foods, Best Foods, and Habits
**Worst Foods to Avoid (6):**
1. **Foods rich in saturated fats**: Pork lard, coconut oil
2. **Processed meats**: Salami, sausage, Parma ham, turkey breast (due to preservatives)
3. **Alcoholic drinks**
4. **Ultra-processed foods**: Instant noodles, frozen lasagna, sauces with preservatives
5. **Fructose syrup/Corn syrup**
6. **Simple sugars and refined carbs**: White bread, pasta, cakes (but not complex carbohydrates)
**Best Habits for Fatty Liver Treatment (3):**
1. **Physical Exercise**: At least 150 minutes/week (e.g., walking, hydrogymnastics, running)
2. **Gradual Weight Control**: Aim for 0.5-1 kg weight loss/week (avoid restrictive diets)
3. **Manage Underlying Metabolic Diseases**: Monitor and treat conditions like hypothyroidism, cholesterol, and blood pressure changes
**Best Foods to Include (7):**
1. **Fruits with low glycemic index**: Guava, strawberry, avocado
2. **Coffee**: 3-4 cups/day (200ml each) for potential anti-inflammatory benefits
3. **Extra Virgin Olive Oil**: Rich in monounsaturated fats
4. **Fish with Omega 3**: Sardines, tuna, salmon, cod
5. **Fiber-rich foods**: Chia, flaxseed (beneficial for blood sugar and intestinal health)
6. **Oilseeds**: Walnuts (rich in vitamins, good fats, and antioxidants)
7. **Anti-inflammatory foods**: (Refer to a separate video for 10 natural anti-inflammatory foods)
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**Worst Foods for Fatty Liver**
1. Foods rich in saturated fats can worsen liver inflammation.
2. Examples of saturated fat-rich foods to avoid: pork lard, coconut oil, and ice cream.
3. Processed meats like salami, sausage, Parma ham, and turkey breast with preservatives can increase cancer risk.
4. Alcohol consumption can worsen hepatic steatosis.
5. Processed and ultra-processed foods with high sodium (e.g., instant noodles, frozen lasagna) should be avoided.
6. Fructose syrup and corn syrup can worsen fatty liver steatosis.
7. Simple sugars (e.g., refined sugar, confectioner's sugar) and simple carbohydrates (e.g., white bread, pasta, cakes) should be avoided.
**Best Habits for Fatty Liver Treatment**
1. Regular physical exercise (e.g., walking, hydrogymnastics, running) is fundamental for improving insulin resistance.
2. Aim for 150 minutes of physical exercise per week, divided into three or more days.
3. Gradual weight control (0.5-1 kg/week) is recommended; avoid restrictive diets.
4. Evaluate and manage other metabolic diseases (e.g., cholesterol, blood pressure, hypothyroidism) concurrently.
**Best Foods for Fatty Liver**
1. Fruits with a low glycemic index (e.g., guava, strawberry, avocado) can help reverse fatty liver.
2. Coffee (3-4 cups of 200ml or 3-4 espresso doses of 30ml) may have benefits for fatty liver and type 2 diabetes.
3. Extra virgin olive oil is a healthier alternative to lard and coconut oil.
4. Fatty fish (e.g., sardines, tuna, salmon, cod) rich in omega-3 can help with fatty liver.
5. Chia and flaxseed are beneficial due to their fiber and omega-3 content.
6. Oilseeds like walnuts offer vitamins and good fats that can aid in the process.
7. Anti-inflammatory foods (refer to a separate video for more information) can be beneficial.