NAFLD is directly caused by insulin resistance. This is how it operates. Your pancreas increases insulin production to make up for your cells' resistance to the hormone. Your liver produces and stores more fat when your insulin levels are high. Fatty liver disease results from this fat building up inside liver cells. Additionally, insulin resistance hinders the proper metabolism and export of fat by your liver. As a result, there is a vicious loop whereby increased insulin resistance causes more liver fat, which in turn exacerbates insulin resistance. This explains why Type 2 diabetes and NAFLD frequently coexist. They are not separate conditions. They represent two aspects of the same metabolic disorder. The good news? Both are treated when insulin resistance is addressed. Your liver naturally eliminates accumulated fat as your insulin sensitivity increases. By addressing insulin resistance rather than only treating the liver, Dr. Ashalata's root-cause strategy heals NAFLD. Focus on the root cause. Restore the liver.
Indeed, in its early stages, NAFLD is totally reversible. Reversal entails bringing liver fat levels back to baseline. Treating insulin resistance, the underlying cause of NAFLD, is the only method to reverse the condition. Dr. Ashalata accomplishes this through individualized diet regimens, frequent exercise, weight loss (even 5–10% helps greatly), and metabolic drugs as necessary. The liver naturally eliminates accumulated fat as insulin sensitivity increases. There is no need for medications particular to the liver. Address the underlying cause. Restore the liver. It is possible to reverse it completely.
Your body's resistance to insulin causes your liver to retain fat. The underlying reason cannot be addressed by treating the liver with cleanses or supplements alone. Dr. Ashalata uses individualized diet, exercise, and weight loss to address insulin resistance. Your liver naturally eliminates accumulated fat as insulin sensitivity increases. Address the root cause. Not the symptom. That reversal is long-lasting. No short cuts. Only science. Reversing insulin resistance will allow your liver to recover itself. There is no other option.
