Baffled by NAFLD? The Facts About Fatty Liver

This webinar will give you an understanding of fatty liver disease and its potential consequences on your health. You will learn about the risk factors for fatty liver and how it is diagnosed. Although treatment options are currently limited, you will also learn what you can do now to protect yourself from getting fatty liver as well as actions you can take if you do have fatty liver.
Video Content
00:00 - Intro/Welcome
03:25 - What is Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)?
04:39 - Statistics
05:42 - What is the Natural History of NAFLD?
07:08 - What are the Liver Consequences?
08:57 - Are there Non-Liver Health consequences?
10:26 - What About Diabetes? NAFLD & T2DM
11:13 - Modifiers of NAFLD
12:08 - Lean NAFLD: Not just for those BMI
13:20 - Symptoms/Signs of NAFLD
14:49 - Diagnosis
17:25 - I’ve Been Diagnosed with NAFLD, How do I treat this? Lifestyle Modification & Weight Loss
19:35 - What are the benefits of exercise?
21:52 - What should I eat?
23:52 - Why focus on changing behaviors?
26:42 - What’s wrong with wanting to lose weight?
30:34 - Weight Inclusive Approach to Treating NAFLD
35:31 - Can I Still Drink Alcohol?
38:51 - What about coffee?
40:02 - Potential therapies/drugs
43:30 - Bariatric Surgery
44:51 - Summary
45:28 - Q&A

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Can someone please comment if you can have fibrosis and just NAFL or when you have F1 or F2 or any amount of fibrosis does it automatically classified as NASH? It’s very confusing. Also what is the realistic progression per stage? Is it really 14 years per category for simple fatty liver and 7 years for Nash