Alarming new research has found the burden of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is increasing significantly, and the need for liver transplants will likely outstrip the supply of donors. Fatty liver disease includes nonalcoholic fatty liver (NAFL) and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). NASH is a more serious form of fatty liver and an increasingly common cause of end stage liver disease. It is actually the second most common cause of liver cancer requiring liver transplantation.

Researchers at the Center for Disease Analysis, Lafayette, Colorado predict that the number of Americans with a fatty liver will increase from 83.1 million cases (30 percent prevalence among people aged 15 years or older) in 2015 to 100.9 million cases (33 percent) by 2030. Incidence in males is approximately 20 percent higher than in females.

The number of cases of severe fatty liver (NASH) is expected to increase by a whopping 63 percent, to 27 million cases in 2030. Patients with advanced liver disease will increase by approximately 160 percent, from around 3.3 million individuals in 2015 to 7.9 million in 2030. This means the number of people with life threatening liver diseases like cirrhosis and liver cancer will increase to the point where people are in desperate need of a liver transplant but there aren’t enough healthy donor livers available.

Your liver has a remarkable ability to repair and regenerate itself…..up to a point. If you have elevated liver enzymes, or liver inflammation or have been diagnosed with a fatty liver, it is time to act now. It is possible to heal and repair your liver. Start today. If you’ve been putting it off, please read my free tips on how to reverse a fatty liver here.

The ingredients in Livatone Plus capsules can help to repair and regenerate your liver, greatly reducing the risk of scarring. People with a fatty liver need more glutathione, in order to reduce inflammation inside their liver. N-acetyl cysteine is the direct precursor of glutathione and helps to top up your levels of this vital antioxidant.

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