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Mediterranean Diet May Be Effective in NAFLD


 

From the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases

When the two diets were directly compared with each other, the Mediterranean diet bested the low-fat diet in terms of changes in hepatic triglyceride content (P = .03), insulin levels (P = .008), and glucose infusion rate for the euglycemic clamp study (P = .03).

Dr. Ryan and Dr. Liang said they had no relevant conflicts of interestfinancial disclosures.

The Mediterranean diet was associated with a 39% reduction in hepatic fat.

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