Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is reversible with the right diet. Our expert nutritionists create personalised meal plans that help reduce liver fat, improve liver enzymes, and restore your liver health.
Fatty Liver Disease, also known as Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD), occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver. It is one of the most common liver conditions in India, affecting nearly 1 in 3 urban adults.
The condition progresses through stages: simple fatty liver (steatosis), Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) where inflammation develops, fibrosis where scarring begins, and eventually cirrhosis in severe cases.
The encouraging news is that fatty liver is highly responsive to dietary and lifestyle modifications. In its early stages, it can be completely reversed with the right nutrition plan. Even in more advanced stages, proper diet can halt progression and improve liver function significantly.
Risk factors include obesity, insulin resistance, high triglycerides, Type 2 diabetes, and a sedentary lifestyle — all of which can be addressed through targeted nutrition.
Diet is the single most powerful tool for managing and reversing fatty liver. Our evidence-based approach focuses on:
Ultrasound improvements showing decreased liver fat, often within 3-6 months
Normalised SGPT and SGOT levels indicating improved liver function
Sustainable weight management that directly benefits liver health
Better liver function translates to more energy and less digestive discomfort
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Yes! In its early stages (Grade 1 and Grade 2), fatty liver can be completely reversed through dietary changes and weight management. Even Grade 3 can see significant improvement.
With consistent dietary changes, most clients see improvement in liver enzyme levels within 4-8 weeks. Ultrasound improvements typically appear within 3-6 months.
Not necessarily. Lean proteins like fish, chicken breast, and eggs are actually beneficial for liver health. We guide you on the right choices and portion sizes.
Yes, there is a strong connection. Insulin resistance is a common factor in both conditions. Our diet plans address both issues simultaneously for comprehensive health improvement.