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This video addresses the link between fatty liver, and non-alcoholic fatty liver which is related to food, and its link to higher chances of blocked arteries, revealing worst foods causing both, including seemingly healthy ones, and discussing beneficial foods.

7. Refined carbohydrates are linked to fatty liver and blocked arteries due to their role in promoting insulin resistance, inflammation, and lipid imbalances in the body.

6. Excess salt consumption is associated with an increased risk of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to its impact on blood pressure regulation and vascular health.

5. Consuming toxic oils is connected to the development of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to their inflammatory properties and adverse effects on lipid metabolism.

4. Fast food consumption is implicated in the development of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to its high levels of unhealthy fats, refined carbohydrates, and excess calories.

3. Sugar intake is linked to the progression of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to its role in promoting inflammation, insulin resistance, and unhealthy lipid profiles.

2. Processed foods contributes to the risk of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to their high levels of refined carbohydrates, unhealthy fats, additives, and preservatives.

1. Alcohol consumption is associated with the development of fatty liver and blocked arteries due to its effects on liver function, inflammation, and cardiovascular health.

The liver is a very resilient organ and fatty liver diet adjustments can help. However it is important to consult with doctor for fatty liver treatment options also, as it is very serious condition to have.
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