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Lifestyle News: Earlier, fatty liver was considered only a disease of alcoholics, but now this serious problem is being seen in small children. Recent research suggests that about 10% of children are affected by non-alcoholic fatty liver (NAFLD). According to experts, the disease can gradually affect the health of children for a long time.
Parents often think that feeding children cereals, yogurt or granola bars is healthy. But these healthy-looking foods are often filled with high fructose corn syrup. This sweet poison goes directly into the liver and turns into fatty fat. This pressure on the liver gradually reduces the reaction to insulin hormones, which makes the body have
difficulty in sugar processing. In addition, persistent fatty liver pressure can cause diabetes, hormonal imbalances and other serious diseases in the future.
Fatty liver problems are not clear many times initially, but some signs can give initial warnings:
If these symptoms are not taken care of in time, then children may go ahead with diabetes, PCOD/PCOS, thyroid and other hormonal problems.
Many doctors do not pay attention to a serious disease like fatty liver. Therefore, it is very important for parents and family to be vigilant. By improving children's food habits and giving proper nutrition, serious diseases can be prevented in the future. Experts say that fatty liver is not just a disease but a sign that the child's lifestyle and food need a change. Being aware from today and adopting healthy habits is important for children's long and healthy lives.