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A relative of mine was diagnosed with non alcoholic fatty liver disease, can this be reversed?
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Yes it is possible: This condition is a metabolic disorder often associated with diabetes and overweight conditions. If this person can reduce weight by doing daily exercise and cutting on daily intake of food/ calories, liver may recover but the weight has to go down to normal and daily exercise is a must and should be continued for the long term.
Answered 6/24/2013
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