The Definitive Guide To Reversing Fatty Liver – Part 3
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In the third and final part of our series, I will give you a guide to which foods to eat and which to avoid if you want to reverse fatty liver disease. You do not have to count calories or go hungry. There are plenty of delicious and filling foods to eat. Foods that will give you lots of energy each day, making it easier to follow a healthy lifestyle and be active.
This plan needs to be followed for 4 to 12 months depending on the severity of fatty liver. It is advisable to avoid a high intake of carbohydrates long term or fatty liver may recur. Fatty liver is NOT caused by the consumption of excess healthy unprocessed fatty foods; it is caused by the consumption of excess carbohydrates and processed foods.
GRAINS – Wheat, rye, barley, oats, rice, corn – this includes pastry, flour, bread, biscuits, muffins, cereals, cakes, biscuits, cookies, pasta, noodles etc. made from these ingredients.
Honey, Sugar, Jams, Sweet preserves, and sauces
Salad dressings containing sugar and seed oils such as canola, soybean or sunflower oil
Ice cream and sweet desserts
Deep fried foods
Wine, beer, sweet drinks, sodas, and fruit juices
Margarine
Processed foods containing trans fatty acids and polyunsaturated vegetable oils
Spreads – tahini, hummus, avocado, tomato paste, nut spreads, salted or unsalted butter
Salad dressings – apple cider vinegar, lemon, lime, cold pressed oils
Fresh meat of all types, well cooked (not smoked, not preserved)
Eggs – free range or organic are best
Organic free-range poultry – not regular chicken
All seafood – including canned
All vegetables (even the starchy ones)
Fruits – 3 pieces daily is a maximum (no bananas or grapes allowed)
Legumes (e.g., beans, lentils, chickpeas) in small amounts
Raw Nuts & Seeds are excellent
Biodynamic yogurt – plain, unflavored, full fat types are best
Cheese – Feta, pecorino, vintage, parmesan cheese, cottage, ricotta (no processed cheeses)
Raw vegetable juices – mixture of cabbage, carrot, beets, turmeric, spinach, tomato, ginger.
Coconut milk (canned) can be diluted with water and makes a nice milk
Unsweetened almond milk (check labels).
Coconut oil, cold pressed oils such as olive oil
A quality whey protein powder
Avoid wine as it is high in carbohydrates
Many beers are high in carbohydrates, but low carb varieties are available
A better alternative is dry spirits but only in small doses occasionally, such as rum, whiskey, vodka, tequila with soda water, fresh lime & lemon & stevia.
You can add ginger. Pass a small amount through the juice extractor, add it to the soda water, stevia, lime, or lemon.
A healthy liver gives you a much better chance of good health and longevity – take the letter R off the end of the word LIVER – It says LIVE
Yes, love your liver and live longer
The above statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
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