Hi Najma,

Fatty Liver usually occurs when the diet is too high in starchy high carbohydrate foods and/or processed foods.

Please check out Dr Cabot’s recent videos on the liver/fatty liver here: https://liverdoctor.com/category/videos

That’s great that you are doing the Cleanse and are taking the Livatone Plus and NAC.

We also recommend taking

Glicemic Balance – 2 capsules at the beginning of each meal, to effectively reduce the attraction of carbohydrate rich foods.

When you have completed the Cleanse, you would benefit from following a low-carb eating plan like in Dr Cabot’s book: ‘I Can’t Lose Weight and I Don’t Know Why’.

Kind regards,
Jessah Shaw
Nutritionist

Hi Sonia,

Please check out Dr Cabot’s recent videos on the gallbladder and fatty liver here:
https://www.youtube.com/@drsandracabot/search?query=gallbladder
https://www.youtube.com/@drsandracabot/search?query=fatty%20liver

You may find this article helpful re bad breath: https://liverdoctor.com/5-common-causes-bad-breath/

Many people with Gallbladder problems, still have a congested liver remaining after surgery and this is best reversed to improve your general health by reducing inflammation. The most common reason for gallbladder removal is liver congestion.

You may benefit from trying Dr Cabot’s 15 Day Cleanse – Two weeks to begin your journey toward improved overall health and function, utilising both supplements and a tasty, easy to prepare dietary regimen. Please go to http://www.drcabotcleanse.com to place an order.

After completing the Cleanse, we recommend you remain on this style of eating and you can then begin the Maintenance plan that is available at the same website.

Now that you no longer have a gallbladder it is important to ensure there is sufficient bile present at each meal.

To supply bile, boost liver health and your vitality, Dr Cabot prescribes

Ox Bile capsules – 1 – 2 capsules during each meal to replace the bile that can no longer be delivered from your gallbladder to help essential fat and fat-soluble vitamin absorption.

Livatone Plus – Start with 1 capsule twice daily for the first 2 weeks and then increase to 2 caps twice daily, to improve liver function.

N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC 600mg) – Start with 1 cap twice daily for the first 2 weeks and then increase to 2 caps twice daily well away from food, if any upset occurs take at the beginning of your meals. This supplement works well with Livatone Plus to get your liver better faster. This supplement is the precursor nutrient of glutathione; the body’s strongest anti-oxidant. NAC should be taken with a whole glass of water away from food. Do not take just before retiring to bed. NAC can be strong on the stomach, and this is why you need to take it with a whole glass of water.

These can be purchased here:https://liverdoctor.com/products/supplements.html

Kind regards,
Jessah Shaw
Nutritionist

I don’t have a gallbladder and my labs show that I have fatty liver.

I’ve been doing keto diet with ACV water and it’s helped me lose 20 pounds in a month. But my breath and the coating on my tongue makes me feel so insecure.

My mom has cirrhosis and her breath has the same smell as mine.

What can I do to improve my breath and liver health?

Thank you

Hi Harman
Fatty liver is reversible. I have done this for 100s of patients.
watch my videos on fatty liver and he will be fine – diet is discussed
He has been eating way too much carbohydrate
He needs LIVATONE PLUS 4 capsules daily
he needs NAC 2 capsules twice daily inbetween meals with a whole large glass of water
he needs BERBERINE one capsule daily with main meal
This will help to reverse his fatty liver
Best wishes
Dr Sandra Cabot

Thanks to this website I lost weight and my liver function improved beyond belief. I feel more energized, happier and the transformation in my health has been nothing short of a miracle. I not only feel 100 times better, but I barely need to take any insulin at all anymore.

My husband (26 years, 5’11”, weight within normal range, non smoker, drinks very occasionally- may be once or twice in 2-3 months, got a blood test done a few months back that showed slightly high cholesterol, and then having more c/o gas, indigestion, and mainly bloated abdomen)- got an ultrasound done last month that has an interpretation written as: ‘severe hepatic steatosis with deeper portions not well seen.’

What does this exactly mean?
And is it same as fatty liver or different/worse?
Is severe hepatic steatosis reversible/curable?

I am really stressed out if this condition is curable back to normal? Please help me out.

Thank you

Hello Justina,
We consider it a privilege to be able to offer explanations of some quite complex issues in an easy to understand way and we are very pleased that Sandra found the article beneficial.
Kind regards
Victoria
Naturopath for Dr Sandra Cabot MD