Fatty Liver: What It Is, and How to Get Rid of It
Channel: ERemedium
Date: 2020-04-27

Fatty liver disease is becoming increasingly common in many parts of the world, affecting about 25% of people globally. It is linked to obesity, type 2 diabetes and other disorders characterised by insulin resistance.
Fatty liver can lead to a number of health problems. Fortunately, it can be reversed if addressed at an early stage.
Following a healthy diet, increasing physical activity and perhaps taking supplements can reduce excess liver fat and decrease the risk of its progression to more serious liver disease.
Watch this video to know all about Fatty Liver...
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MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT:  

The liver is a very important organ of the body it is the largest organ inside the body that sits in the upper right abdomen area and weighs around 1.5 kilogram in a normal adult.
 It serves as a warehouse of glucose inside the body, when there is excess glucose in the body it converts glucose into glycogen bundles and stores it and when there is less glucose in the body it converts glycogen back into glucose.
Once the liver is full of glycogen liver starts converting glycogen into fatty acids these fats are then transported to the rest of the body,so over all the fat in the body is managed or handled by the liver. A healthy liver under normal circumstances contains little or no fat at all extra fat produced and stored by the liver can sometimes and lead the liver itself to get fat.
 This is known as fatty liver disease.
 Alcoholic fatty liver disease  is seen in people who consume alcohol heavily.
The condition is reversible if the person stops drinking alcohol.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is the fat deposition in the liver even when a person does not consume or consumes very little of alcohol.

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