Tag: Fatty Liver
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Festive Foods and Hidden Liver Risks: What Singaporeans Should Know
What makes festive eating risky for the liver As the year ends, Singaporeans gather for year-end celebrations, office parties, and family meals. The menus are rich: fatty meats, buttery pastries, fried snacks, and a steady stream of alcohol. While these foods bring joy, they can quietly burden the liver, the organ responsible for detoxification, metabolism,…
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Festive Food and Hidden Risks: Liver Disease Awareness During Holidays
Holiday Indulgence and the Liver: Why It Matters As celebrations peak, tables fill with rich meats, buttery pastries, seafood feasts, and a steady flow of celebratory drinks. While these traditions bring joy, they can also quietly strain the liver. In Singapore and many parts of the world, the festive season often features multi-course meals, late-night…
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CRISPR Brings Back Ancient Gene That Could Cut Gout and Fatty Liver Risk
Rewriting a Missing Chapter in Human Biology In a surprising turn for genetic science, researchers using CRISPR gene-editing tools have revived a gene that disappeared from the human lineage millions of years ago. The restored gene appears to play a role in regulating uric acid production and lipid metabolism, two factors closely tied to gout…
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CRISPR Resurrects Ancient Gene to Fight Gout and Fatty Liver
CRISPR Brings Back an Ancient Gene With Modern Implications A recent report in Scientific Reports unveils a bold genetic experiment: scientists used CRISPR gene-editing tools to revive a gene that vanished from the human lineage millions of years ago. The revived gene appears to modulate purine metabolism and uric acid production, leading to lower uric…
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CRISPR Restores Ancient Gene to Cut Uric Acid and Fight Gout and Fatty Liver
Introduction: A bold leap from ancient DNA to modern health In a striking demonstration of CRISPR gene-editing tools, researchers have resurrected an ancient human gene that disappeared from the genome millions of years ago. The restored gene, when expressed in a controlled laboratory setting, lowered uric acid levels and showed promising indications for reducing risks…
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Fatty Liver Cure: Could Pemafibrate and Telmisartan Reversethe Disease?
New Study Suggests a Surprising Duo for Fatty Liver Cure Fatty liver disease, or MASLD/NAFLD as it’s increasingly called, has earned its reputation as a global silent killer. The condition unfolds quietly as excess fat accumulates in liver cells, potentially progressing to inflammation, fibrosis, and even cirrhosis or liver cancer. While lifestyle changes remain the…
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Fatty Liver Cure: Pemafibrate and Telmisartan Combo May Reverse MASLD
New hope in fatty liver disease: a drug combination that could reverse MASLD Fatty liver disease, now increasingly called MASLD (Metabolic Associated Steatosis with Liver Disease), affects millions worldwide and is rising in prevalence alongside obesity and sedentary lifestyles. While lifestyle changes remain essential, researchers have long searched for therapies that can halt or reverse…
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Fatty Liver Cure: How Two Common Cardiovascular Drugs Could Reverses Fatty Liver Disease
The Breakthrough: A New Hope for Fatty Liver Disease Fatty liver disease, or MASLD (formerly NAFLD), affects millions worldwide and has long lacked a proven medical cure. A recent study from researchers at the University of Barcelona suggests a provocative approach: combining two widely used cardiovascular drugs—pemafibrate and telmisartan—to actively reduce liver fat and improve…
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Coffee and Fatty Liver: Can 3 Cups Reverse NAFLD in 15 Days
Can a Daily Cup of Coffee Really Help the Liver? Fatty liver disease, including non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), is increasingly common in today’s fast-paced world. The idea that a familiar daily beverage could help reverse early-stage liver fat sounds appealing, but it’s important to examine what the science says and how to approach this…
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Can Coffee Reversing Fatty Liver in 15 Days Be Real?
Can a Daily Cup Be a Game-Changer for Fatty Liver? Fatty liver disease, especially in its early stages, is increasingly common in today’s fast-paced world. The good news is that simple, everyday habits can play a meaningful role in reversing fat buildup in the liver. A familiar daily ritual—drinking coffee—has emerged in research as a…