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Welcome to the Dr. Berg's Healthy Kito and Interminute fasting podcast, where Dr. Berg takes you on the journey for the truth about getting healthy and losing healthy weight. So in this video we're going to talk about why you would want to take vitamin E if you had a fatty liver.

So there's a condition called Nash, non-alcoholic, stiatohepetitis.

So what does this word mean right here?

Well, hapato means liver, and stio means relating to fat, fat in a cell or fat in your liver.

And then we have itis, inflammation of.

This word would relate to a fatty liver that has some inflammation.

I think of Nash is kind of like a fatty liver that's now becoming inflamed.

There are several very credible studies that were done with Vitamin E on Nash because medically they don't know what

to do about it. They don't really recommend the ketogenic diet, low-carb, they

don't recommend fasting which would really help this condition.

If you look this up, there's not a lot of treatment, except for Vitamin E.

Vitamin E has demonstrated significant improvement in stardotosis, which is the fatty liver portion,

inflammation, and ballooning of the hepatocyte, which is the liver cell.

And basically what this means is that the liver cells have degenerated and they're dying.

Vitamin E has the power to reduce the fat, inflammation, and the death of the liver cells in adult

patients with Nash that don't have diabetes or cirrhosis.

If you have cirrhosis or diabetes,

I would still recommend this,

but I would also recommend several other things too,

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