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Fatty liver disease is a chronic condition that affects millions of people across the world. It is considered a deadly and life-threatening disease that can kill if not treated early. However, studies have shown that sugar has impacts on the liver if consumed excessively.
Although sugar is good and healthy but too much intake is not healthy for the body. In this article in line with a publication with “Healthline”, we shall be looking at how sugar causes fatty liver disease. According to a study, consuming too much amount of sugar has been consistently linked to an increased risk of fatty liver. Since sugar is broken down by the liver, large amounts of added sugar in the form of fructose overload your liver, leading to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a condition characterized by excessive fat buildup in the liver. It is advisable to always reduce your sugar intake to avoid liver disease that can lead to liver cancer.
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