Fatty liver festive season tips: Eating fried and fatty foods during festivals like Diwali increases the risk of fatty liver. Learn about the causes of fatty liver, its side effects, and some easy home remedies to keep yourself healthy during the festival.
Diwali is approaching. During the festival, people eat a variety of foods and enjoy themselves a lot. This increases the risk of fatty liver during the festival. People often ignore this, which can lead to negative consequences later. By keeping a few things in mind, you can enjoy the festival without any problems. Let's explore the possible causes of increased fatty liver during the festival and how to prevent it.
Fatty liver due to excessive consumption of fatty foods
During festivals, most people eat oily foods. Furthermore, their diets contain high amounts of sugar and fat. This converts excess calories into fat in the body, gradually leading to fatty liver. Alcohol is also a major cause of fatty liver.
Alcohol-induced fatty liver
People tend to consume excessive amounts of alcohol around festivals or occasions, which can be a major cause of fatty liver. Fatty liver may not cause any symptoms, but if left unattended for a long time, it can lead to problems like liver scarring. If you keep a few things in mind during festivals, you can avoid the problem of fatty liver.
Simple ways to avoid fatty liver during festivals
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