Probiotics and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

 This study aimed to determine if supplementing with a probiotic could help treat non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.  A total of 21 randomized clinical trials involving 1037 patients with NAFLD were included in this study. Meta-analysis results showed that after probiotic intervention, liver function, blood lipid level, blood glucose levels and insulin levels were significantly reduced, which had a good effect on improving a fatty liver.  It appears to show benefit after treatment of at least 12 weeks

 Zhou, X. et.al. 2023. Medicine. 102(4):e32734.  

A fatty liver simply will not work as it did before it was fatty; metabolically speaking it then essentially thinks it has one job, to store fat; and therefore, once you have a fatty liver all the sugar (carbohydrates) you bring in turn to more fat. . . a vicious cycle that leads to more fat!  BHRT helps reverse this process! 

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