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Obesity-linked liver disease has increased 131% in the past three decades.

Seafood, seaweed and soy products were among the foods that helped slow the progression of liver fibrosis.

People who exercised saw a beneficial decrease in liver fat even if they did not lose weight.

People with NAFLD who fasted on alternate days also experienced drops in weight and waist size.

Research confirms exercise as effective treatment for fatty liver disease.

Stress is almost an inevitable part of being human. Nevertheless, you can take steps to minimize its occurrence in your everyday life.

Even without weight loss, high-intensity exercise improved metabolism in people with NAFLD.

People with liver disease who took fewer steps per day counts were more likely to require hospitalization.

Liver fat reduction was similar with high-intensity interval exercise and moderate-intensity continuous training.

Fatty liver disease dominated the Hep science news this year, but COVID-19 remains a concern for people with liver disease.

That means the Alaskan man, who contracted hepatitis C in 1976, and his shi tzu walked a distance equal to a lap around the Earth.

People who sit less and do any amount of physical activity gain some health benefits.