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Very Common Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

By: James M. Lowrance
Narrated by: Paul Hampson
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Most of the general population is not well informed about a common condition affecting the liver, that affects an estimated 29 million people in America alone. Up to 6.5 million of these people, will go on to experience inflammation in their livers or what is also referred to as "steatohepatitis."

Many will eventually experience cirrhosis in their livers, meaning scarring/lesions that will begin to appear within the organ, which is irreversible and that can eventually lead to death or in the need for a life-saving liver transplant. The author whose words you are listening to in this audiobook, is a patient who has lived with a condition of non-alcoholic fatty liver, since the year 2007 (for six years at the time of writing).

My case of the disease has not gone on to become steatohepatitis but I have been diagnosed with enlargement of my liver, which is reversible at this point, if I follow my doctor's treatments and a weight loss plan (my obesity is between moderate and severe). While I am not a medical professional, I am one who can relate facts concerning this disease, from firsthand experience with it. I can also pass along the knowledge I have accrued, through six years of extensive research on literally hundreds of reputable medical websites, as well as from blogs and articles written by fellow liver disease patients.

While the information I will relate is not as extensive as that one could contain through a professional medical journal, I do believe I can express information that most laypersons would be seeking, in addition to sharing my personal experience with this potentially very serious disease.

©2013 James M. Lowrance (P)2013 James M. Lowrance
Aging & Longevity Diets, Nutrition & Healthy Eating Personal Development Physical Illness & Disease

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a quick and easy to follow insight of James M Lawrence's personal account of his results of liver testing, good if you want basic knowledge of liver function and testing

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I was very disappointed in this book. Was too basic for what I was looking for. Would suit those who are looking for the basics.

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