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The video is about the best foods to cleanse fatty liver and the foods to avoid that increase liver fat. It also explains what causes fatty liver, how it affects the body, and how to diagnose and treat it. The video gives tips on how to improve liver health, such as exercising, avoiding alcohol, losing weight, controlling diseases, and eating a balanced diet. The video lists 10 foods and drinks that are good for the liver, such as coffee, green tea, milk thistle tea, whole grains, avocados, citrus fruits, nuts and chestnuts, cruciferous vegetables, white meat and artichoke. The video ends with a call to action to subscribe and share the video.
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1. Over one billion people suffer from fatty liver.
2. In Brazil, 40 to 60 million people have fatty liver.
3. The liver can regenerate and repair itself even after severe damage.
4. The liver produces bile for digesting fats and proteins like albumin for nutrient transport.
5. It also produces hormones, enzymes, regulates blood pressure, red blood cell production, blood clotting factors, and vitamin D.
6. The liver regulates blood glucose levels and stores glycogen for energy.
7. Liver detoxifies the body, processing toxins from air, food, and drink.
8. It stores vitamins A, D, E, K, B12, and minerals iron and copper.
9. Damage to the liver can cause fatty liver due to medications, alcohol, viruses like hepatitis A-E.
10. Excessive calorie intake without burning them can lead to fat accumulation in liver cells.
11. Hepatic steatosis cases are increasing due to processed diets rich in sugar, saturated fat, refined carbs, lack of exercise, and chronic stress.
12. Fatty liver can lead to chronic inflammation (steatohepatitis), fibrosis, cirrhosis, and liver cancer.
13. Liver fat affects metabolism of hormones and toxins leading to health problems like hormonal imbalances and type 2 diabetes.
14. In men, liver fat can decrease testosterone levels and muscle mass; in women, it can increase estrogen levels leading to menstrual irregularities and breast cancer.
15. Fatty liver is common in middle-aged/older adults with diabetes, obesity or metabolic syndrome.
16. Symptoms of advanced fatty liver include abdominal discomfort, fatigue, joint pain, nausea, unexplained weight loss, jaundice, frequent bruising, fluid retention.
17. Diagnosis of fatty liver can be done through ultrasound, CT scan, MRI or FibroScan.
18. Physical training reduces liver fat even without weight loss.
19. Alcohol consumption should be avoided for improving liver health.
20. Weight loss is key for preventing complications of fatty liver.
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