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What led to fatty liver, i do not drink, what is metabolic syndrome?
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Most likely a: High cholesterol or hyperlipidemia problem- often associated with metabolic syndome- a collection of conditions that 'travel' together fequently- diabetes, high blood pressure and lipid problems.
Answered 4/24/2015
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