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What is the best fat burning supplement I can use to decrease the fat in my blood and on my liver?

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I need to burn fat. I have too much fat in my blood and too much fat on my liver. My doctor said that I need to just lose weight and I will be fine. Will a fat burning supplement work? Will it be safe for me to use? Thank you.

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What is the best fat burning supplement I can use to decrease the fat in my blood and on my liver?

I need to burn fat. I have too much fat in my blood and too much fat on my liver. My doctor said that I need to just lose weight and I will be fine. Will a fat burning supplement work? Will it be safe for me to use? Thank you.

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Most all liver patients are told not to take any medications

(over the counter meds, herbs, vitamins, minerals, supplements,

etc) without first checking with their doctor for their approval or

a prescription.

Some of the causes of fatty liver disease is:

alcohol consumption, certain kinds of medications (steriods),

high cholesterol/triglyceride levels, weight gain (obesity),

fast weight loss, malnourishment, diabetes, insulin resistance,

and more.

Fat inside the liver doesn't usually cause a problem

(simple fatty liver), but as the fat continues to build up

inside the liver (which is surrounded by a tight membrane

capsule) it causes pressure in the liver that can damage the

liver cells.When the liver cells become damaged, the immune

system of the patients body will respond to this damage and

cause inflammation to develop inside the liver (this adds to

the pressure there).The liver will enlarge in size and take

on a spongy texture.This is then known as Steatohepatitis.

If you have high cholesterol/triglyceride in your body, the doctor

will first try to put you on a diet to see if this helps to lower it

enough.However, if it still stays higher in range, he may

have to place you on Statin drugs. Statin drugs require

he take frequent blood testing to be sure of their effect on

your liver.Since you stated that you already where diagnosed

with fatty liver...you should take this very