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wnewsroom365 · 4 months ago
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gastroenterologist · 8 months ago
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hopkinrx · 2 years ago
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Fatty Liver Disease: Important Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Fatty Liver Disease: Important Causes, Symptoms, and TreatmentIntroductionWhat is Fatty Liver Disease?Causes of Fatty Liver Disease Poor Dietary Habits Sedentary Lifestyle Obesity Alcohol ConsumptionSymptoms of Fatty Liver Disease Fatigue Abdominal Discomfort Jaundice SwellingDiagnosing Fatty Liver Disease Blood Tests Imaging Studies Liver BiopsyTreatment and Management Lifestyle Changes Balanced…
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hiims-jodhpur · 2 years ago
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We’re discussing an incredibly important topic that affects millions of people around the world – treatment for liver disease. If you or someone you know is struggling with this condition, stick with us as we explore it. Best treatments available....
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gomes72us-blog · 5 months ago
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drnitinbehl · 13 days ago
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Advanced Liver Screening for Early Detection in Ludhiana
Don’t wait for symptoms. Dr. Nitin Behl offers liver screening tools to catch issues early and treat them right.
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arctic-hands · 4 months ago
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Would have been nice to be informed that fatty liver disease runs in my family BEFORE I got diagnosed with it
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1percenthealhier · 11 months ago
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Did you know 33% of the population has Fatty Liver? Yes, 1 in 3 people has it.
What is Fatty Liver Disease?
Imagine your liver as a silent superhero, working tirelessly to filter toxins, produce proteins, and regulate metabolism. Now, imagine this superhero is slowly being "fattened" by the accumulation of fat in its cells. This is fatty liver disease, also known as hepatic steatosis.
The main cause of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), the most common form, is lifestyle. Excess weight, obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance are the main culprits. But don't think that lovers of a good drink are off the hook – alcoholic fatty liver disease (AFLD) is also a reality, caused by excessive alcohol consumption. Understanding these distinctions is crucial because the approach to managing and reversing each type may vary. For NAFLD, lifestyle modifications are key, while AFLD often requires reducing or eliminating alcohol intake along with lifestyle changes.
The Stages of Fatty Liver Disease: A Silent Journey
Fatty liver disease is like a slow-burning fire that can start almost without you noticing. It develops in stages, and it's crucial to understand each of them to take preventive measures or, if necessary, seek treatment at first sign of any symptoms.
Stage 1: Simple Steatosis - The Onset of Fat Accumulation
This is the first stage where fat begins to accumulate in the liver but without causing inflammation. At this stage, most people do not show symptoms. It's like a silent alarm that needs to be heeded. Early detection through routine medical check-ups can be a game-changer, allowing for timely intervention and lifestyle adjustments that can halt or even reverse the disease.
Stage 2: Steatohepatitis (NASH) - The Flame of Inflammation
Here, the fat accumulated in the liver starts to cause inflammation, and the liver can begin to suffer damage. Symptoms are still vague, such as fatigue, loss of appetite, or abdominal pain. Nothing that makes you stop, but it does raise a warning sign. In this stage, more specific diagnostic tests, like a liver biopsy, might be necessary to determine the extent of liver damage and guide more targeted treatment strategies.
Stage 3: Fibrosis - Scarring of the Liver
Chronic inflammation leads to the formation of scar tissue in the liver, interfering with its function. Fibrosis can progress slowly but may result in cirrhosis, a severe condition. It's like a yellow light flashing frantically. Managing fibrosis requires a concerted effort to halt liver damage and improve liver health, often involving medications and continued lifestyle improvements.
Stage 4: Cirrhosis - The Devastated Liver
The liver becomes so damaged and scarred that it can no longer function properly. Cirrhosis is the final stage of fatty liver disease and can lead to liver failure, the need for a transplant, or, unfortunately, death. It's the red alert where the situation becomes critical. For those with cirrhosis, advanced medical treatments, including possible liver transplantation, and strict lifestyle adherence are crucial to manage the condition and prevent further complications.
The Good News: Fatty Liver Disease Can Be Reversed!
Yes, you read that right! Fatty liver disease can be reversed, especially in the early stages. It's like putting out the fire before it spreads and causes irreversible damage. But to do so, you need to act quickly and with determination. Commitment to lifestyle changes and regular monitoring can significantly improve liver health and overall well-being.
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walaaamer-12 · 1 year ago
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brainboxschool · 1 year ago
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🌟 Join us in commemorating World Liver Day on April 19th! 🌟
👉 Did you know that your liver is one of the hardest-working organs in your body? It plays a vital role in digestion, metabolism, and detoxification. That's why it's crucial to keep it healthy!
💡 On #WorldLiverDay, let's raise awareness about liver health and the importance of prevention. From hepatitis to fatty liver disease, understanding these conditions can help us take proactive steps towards better liver health.
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artisticdivasworld · 2 years ago
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NAFLD and Nursing: Essential Information and Interventions
What is Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)? NAFLD stands for Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and is one of the most common liver disorders globally. The liver plays an essential role in many body functions, from producing bile that helps digest fats to storing glucose for energy. NAFLD occurs when there is an accumulation of excess fat in liver cells, that is not due to significant…
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gastroenterologist · 2 years ago
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trendingarticles · 2 years ago
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Understanding Fatty Liver: Identifying Causes, Symptoms, and Exploring Detoxification Methods
What is Fatty Liver? Fatty liver is a medical condition defined by accumulation of excess fat in the liver cells. It can be caused by various factors such as obesity, alcohol consumption, diabetes, high cholesterol, and certain medications. When the liver contains more than 5% to 10% fat, it is considered fatty liver disease. Fatty liver disease, also known as hepatic steatosis. Excess fat can…
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literaryvein-reblogs · 8 months ago
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Writing Notes: Caffeine
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Caffeine - A mild alkaloid stimulant made by some plants.
Found in coffee beans, tea leaves, and cocoa beans; added to soft drinks, energy drinks, and energy bars; and sold in capsules and tablets as a dietary supplement.
A mild stimulant. It is used to temporarily relieve fatigue and increase mental alertness. Caffeine is added to some antihistamine drugs to help counteract the sleepiness they may cause. It is also added to over-the-counter headache remedies (e.g., Excedrin) and migraine headache drugs to enhance their painkilling effects. Under medical supervision, citrated caffeine (a prescription drug) is used to treat breathing problems in premature infants.
From the Italian word cafée, meaning "coffee", is naturally made by about 60 plants. The most familiar of these are coffee leaves and beans, tea leaves, kola nuts, yerba mate, guarana berries, and cacao (the source of chocolate). In plants, caffeine is a pesticide. Insects eating plants that contain caffeine become disabled or die.
It has no nutritional value. But there seem to be some benefits to regular caffeine consumption, despite conflicting research.
Effects on the Body
Increases heart rate
Temporarily increases blood pressure
Relaxes smooth muscle cells in the airways
Releases fatty acids and glycerol in the body for energy use
Easily crosses the blood-brain barrier and changes the level of neurotransmitters in the brain
Passes into breast milk
Caffeine is absorbed in the stomach.
Its effects are noticeable in about 15 minutes and usually last several hours.
However, there is a huge variation among people both in their sensitivity to caffeine and in how long it stays in their bodies.
Although the average time it takes half a dose of caffeine to be eliminated from the body is 3-4 hours, this time may extend to 6 hours in women taking oral contraceptives; much longer in pregnant women and in people with liver damage.
Many well-designed, well-documented studies show that caffeine makes people more alert, improves short-term memory, enhances the ability to concentrate, increases the individual’s capacity for physical work, and speeds up reaction time.
In habitual caffeine drinkers, caffeine achieves this by preventing the detrimental effects of withdrawal.
It does not boost functioning to above normal levels.
All of these effects are temporary.
Caffeine does not replace the need for rest or sleep.
Caffeine Withdrawal
Discontinuing caffeine among regular users can cause withdrawal symptoms. These can include:
Headaches (very common)
Irritability
Nausea
Fatigue
Sleepiness
Inability to concentrate
Mild depression
Caffeine withdrawal symptoms begin 12–24 hours after caffeine is stopped.
Withdrawal symptoms peak at around 48 hours, and can last up to 5 days.
Tapering caffeine use, for example cutting down on caffeine by the equivalent of half a cup of coffee (about 50 mg) a day, minimizes or eliminates withdrawal symptoms.
Caffeinism
People who consume more than 500 mg of caffeine a day—equivalent to about five cups of coffee—may develop a condition called caffeinism, though the threshold varies among individuals.
Produces unpleasant sensations, some of which are similar to withdrawal symptoms. Symptoms of Caffeine Overuse include:
Restlessness
Irritability
Nervousness
Anxiety
Muscle twitching
Headaches
Inability to fall asleep
A racing heart
Related Disorders
Severe overuse of caffeine can cause a number of related disorders, including:
Caffeine Intoxication—usually the result of taking caffeine pills (e.g., NoDoz), this condition causes mental changes, rambling thoughts and speech, irregular heartbeat, and other symptoms associated with overuse. In severe cases death can result from ventricular fibrillation (unsynchronized contractions of the ventricle of the heart).
Caffeine-Induced Anxiety Disorder—severe anxiety that interferes with daily social interactions and occurs after caffeine intoxication or heavy long-term use of caffeine.
Caffeine-Induced Sleep Disorder—an inability to sleep that is so great it requires medical/psychiatric attention and occurs after prolonged caffeine consumption.
Non-Specific Caffeine-Induced Disorder—disorders not listed that are attributable to either acute or long-term caffeine consumption.
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shibaincubus · 6 months ago
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The importance of vitamin D in Haircare
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Our hair is thinning, loosing it's volume and not growing as it used to before. You have taken hair-supplements already and it doesn't seem to improve?
Topical treatments are great, but oftentimes hair health is impacted from the inside.
Therefore:
Vitamin D(3) is slept on as a nutritional supplement to prevent hair loss and get healthier hair.
Research on Vitamin D(3) :
Vitamin D(3) is  involved in various signalling pathways within hair follicles, particularly in the growth phase of the hair cycle
Vitamin D deficiency is associated with several types of hair loss
People with hair loss are more likely to have low vitamin D levels in their blood
Impacts of a Vitamin D deficiency
Decreased hair volume
Impede the hair follicles growth phase
Contribute to hair thinning
How to improve vitamin D levels
First, you should go to the doctor and get your blood checked for Vitamin D deficiency.
Because then you'll get the proper dosage for you.
If your deficiency is not as bad you can buy those supplement from the drugstore.
You have to eat something fatty before you take the supplement for the best results.
Important: Don't go for the highest Vitamin D supplement, due to Vitamin D toxicity. Start with a lower dosage if you're not deficient
Another way to incorporate more Vitamin D is through your diet.
Foods that contain Vitamin D
Non Plant based:
Fatty fish -> ex. Salmon; Mackerel; Sardines
Egg yolks
Beef liver
Milk
Yogurt
Plant based:
Fortified plant-based foods: ex. vegan milk; margarine & tofu
Mushrooms: -> esp. those exposed to UV light
Fruits and vegetables: -> Smaller amount ex:
-> Kale, spinach, and collard greens
->Okra, sweet potatoes, broccoli
->Oranges, bananas, kiwis, papayas
Manifesting Healthy hair for all girlies ya
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aspiffygoat · 6 months ago
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So you want to be cared for, huh?
Two words: Maslow’s pyramid.
(Info from Spiffy Ref sheet.)
Creating a goal:
Height: 9ft (274cm) [Incredibly tall goat boi…]
Start BMI: 21.7 359lbs (163kg) [Cursed slim Spiffy…]
End BMI: 45.0 745lbs (338kg) [Wholesome big boy Spiffy~!]
Essentials:
Diet: (This is what Spiffy can haz.) [This is what goats can have to eat]
Barley, peas, corn, wheat, soybean, canola, whole grain breads, oats, molasses, rice, various nuts. celery. cheese, milk.
Meal plan:
Starting with 3 meals and snacks then 4 meals and escalating slowly until you have:
Breakfast. Brunch. Lunch. Second Lunch. Dinner. Supper. And finally: Dessert!
An allotted 2 cheat days a month. (You can have cake sometimes, big boy. :) )
Exercise:
Light jog for 1 hour a day (Light exercise for cardiovascular health.)
Sleep Schedule:
Wake up at 8am.
Wind down by 7pm or 8pm.
Be in bed by 12am at the very latest. (YOU NEED SLEEP!!!)
Personalized apartment:
Modified double doorways.
Modified hallways.
Bariatric equipment.
(Sling Bar, Lift motor reinforced steel frame, California king, Cotton sling.)
No stairs.
Ramp (For easy accessibility in and out of home.)
Fully furbished kitchen pantry. (You gotta snack.)
Bedpan/Chamberpot in bedroom.
Mobility aid handles in bathroom.
Washtub (for big boy~)
Safety Needs:
Potential Healthcare:
Bi-Annual Physical exams (To be well-informed on potential illnesses.)
Dental appointments. (For clean teeth~!)
Prescribed Medications (To prevent heart disease, fatty liver, hypertension, depression, blood sugar and blood cholesterol.)
Therapy, once a week (To ensure mental health. :3 )
C-Pap Mask (For sleepy time, you snore loudly with sleep apnea!)
Skin and fur care routine. (Soft boi)
Sponge bath routine. (Clean boi)
Transportation:
Reinforced back of a pickup truck. (Long distance and fast food trips.) [You’re too big to drive~]
Rascal scooter (For short distance, with basket for snacks.)
Rollator Walker (So you can waddle at home, big boy~!)
Love, Belonging and Esteem!
Social interaction:
VR headset (Friends in your computer~!)
Personal computer set-up.
Personal cellphone.
Scheduled meet ups with friend groups.
Constant praise and love and attention on demand.
Comfort:
Bedroom fridge.
Bedroom computer.
Personal cellphone.
Emergency Health alert necklace (So you don’t lose contact and in case you fall over and can’t get up.
Cotton Robes (Clothing for sensitive skin)
Personal art tablet.
Big screen television (In bedroom and living room)
Streaming devices with protective VPN.
Large pull out couches for relaxation.
PILLOWS! SO MANY, WOW~!
Box of Special things. (For Naughty boys only!!!1!)
Self-Actualization
You’ll be allowed to do as you like as I constantly praise you for being a handsome man while you binge almost constantly~
When you reach 745 pounds (338kg), we’ll adjust your diet accordingly so you can be a big, happy, fluffy boi for as long as possible~!
Finances: I am in so much debt caring for your fatass Don’t worry about it~ ;)
My thinking behind this method: Feeding you is only part of your life and isn’t really all that fulfilling as a life goal. To gain weight, you not only need to eat more, you need to accommodate for the future burden obesity might pose, no matter how sexy it is. Not only that, but we don’t want you to be a stinky, lonely fat boy with health problems…
You’re entitled to a normal, albeit more fulfilling life with friends and relatively good health.
Now go treat yourself with a brownie~
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free healthcare...? free housing...? ... hey Anon... how you doin?~ lifting my skirt showing off my exposed ankles showing off my ringless hoof fingers blows a kiss and winks
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