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Moringa Leaves Can Help Lower Fatty Liver Risk; Here's How
Studies suggest that moringa leaves can help protect the liver from damage due to toxins and diseases. They may promote liver function and aid in the detoxification process.
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Study Reveals How Physical Activity Repairs The Blood-Brain Barrier To Improve Memory And Protect Brain From Alzheimer's
Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified a biological process that may explain why exercise sharpens thinking and memory.
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Black Coffee To Berries: AIIMS-Trained Doctor Ranks Everyday Foods For Fatty Liver
AIIMS and Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi ranked eight everyday foods for fatty liver.
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Cutting Sugar Alone Won't Prevent Fatty Liver, Lifestyle Coach Links It To Lifestyle Factors And Dietary Habits
Luke Coutinho explains that fatty liver develops when lifestyle habits remain unbalanced for a long time.
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Oily Stool? What's Causing It And How To Treat It
Oily stool signals poor fat absorption, often linked to pancreas, liver, or gut issues.
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Can Antioxidants In Dark Chocolate Reduce Heart And Liver Disease Risk? New Study Says Yes
Cocoa flavanols may aid heart and liver health, but strong long-term evidence is still lacking.
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Honey Vs. Jaggery: Which Natural Sweetener Is Worse For Your Liver?
Honey and jaggery are both natural sweeteners that can impact your liver. Here is how they can do so and why you need to be careful about how much you consume daily.
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Eating Mustard, Peanut And Other Seed Oils? It Could Be Slowly Affecting Your Liver; Here's How
Seed oils like mustard, peanut, and sunflower can stress the liver if consumed excessively.
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Suffering From Fatty Liver? Nutritionist Recommends These 5 Foods That Can Help Manage The Condition
From black coffee to turmeric, small daily food choices can quietly support your liver health over time.
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Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: Doctor Shares A Drug-Free Treatment Plan That Actually Works
The encouraging aspect of this disease is that it is completely reversible, especially when identified early, and doesn't always require medications either.
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Moringa Leaves Can Help Lower Fatty Liver Risk; Here's How
Studies suggest that moringa leaves can help protect the liver from damage due to toxins and diseases. They may promote liver function and aid in the detoxification process.
-
Study Reveals How Physical Activity Repairs The Blood-Brain Barrier To Improve Memory And Protect Brain From Alzheimer's
Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified a biological process that may explain why exercise sharpens thinking and memory.
-
Black Coffee To Berries: AIIMS-Trained Doctor Ranks Everyday Foods For Fatty Liver
AIIMS and Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi ranked eight everyday foods for fatty liver.
-
Cutting Sugar Alone Won't Prevent Fatty Liver, Lifestyle Coach Links It To Lifestyle Factors And Dietary Habits
Luke Coutinho explains that fatty liver develops when lifestyle habits remain unbalanced for a long time.
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Oily Stool? What's Causing It And How To Treat It
Oily stool signals poor fat absorption, often linked to pancreas, liver, or gut issues.
-
Can Antioxidants In Dark Chocolate Reduce Heart And Liver Disease Risk? New Study Says Yes
Cocoa flavanols may aid heart and liver health, but strong long-term evidence is still lacking.
-
Honey Vs. Jaggery: Which Natural Sweetener Is Worse For Your Liver?
Honey and jaggery are both natural sweeteners that can impact your liver. Here is how they can do so and why you need to be careful about how much you consume daily.
-
Eating Mustard, Peanut And Other Seed Oils? It Could Be Slowly Affecting Your Liver; Here's How
Seed oils like mustard, peanut, and sunflower can stress the liver if consumed excessively.
-
Suffering From Fatty Liver? Nutritionist Recommends These 5 Foods That Can Help Manage The Condition
From black coffee to turmeric, small daily food choices can quietly support your liver health over time.
-
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: Doctor Shares A Drug-Free Treatment Plan That Actually Works
The encouraging aspect of this disease is that it is completely reversible, especially when identified early, and doesn't always require medications either.
