Source: Fox News
Summary
A study published in Cell Metabolism found that a ketogenic diet may improve liver health more than other weight-loss diets. The research involved 42 adults with obesity, prediabetes, and excess liver fat. Participants followed one of three diets: keto, Mediterranean, or low-fat. All groups saw similar weight loss, but the keto group showed greater improvements in liver insulin sensitivity and a 67% reduction in liver fat. Researchers noted the study’s small size and short duration limited broader conclusions. A registered dietitian said the findings suggest keto may help with liver health and prediabetes, but cautioned against long-term use.
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