NAFLD
For NAFLD, emphasize whole‑food patterns that limit added sugars and refined starches. A Mediterranean‑style approach—with vegetables, legumes, whole grains…
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About NAFLD
For NAFLD, emphasize whole‑food patterns that limit added sugars and refined starches. A Mediterranean‑style approach—with vegetables, legumes, whole grains, nuts, olive oil, and fish—often supports liver and metabolic health. Choose water and unsweetened beverages most of the time.
Consistent meals, sleep, and activity help, too. Follow your clinician’s guidance; care is individualized based on labs and imaging.
FAQs
- Which eating pattern supports NAFLD?
- A Mediterranean‑style pattern with fewer added sugars and refined starches. Build meals around vegetables, legumes, whole grains, and healthy fats.
- What about beverages?
- Favor water, unsweetened tea/coffee, and avoid sugary drinks. Follow clinician guidance based on labs and imaging.