Fatty Liver Calculator
Protocol for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
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Fatty Liver Support Calculator
Get personalized supplement recommendations for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) management
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Risk Factors
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Symptoms
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Protocol
Your Risk Profile
Assess your fatty liver risk factors
Liver Health Assessment
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Risk Score
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Est. FLI
Complete assessment below
Body Measurements
Metabolic Markers
Liver-Specific Labs (if known)
Symptoms & Lifestyle
Select symptoms you experience and lifestyle factors
Do you experience any of these?
Fatigue / Low energy
Upper right abdominal discomfort
Difficulty losing weight
Brain fog / Poor concentration
Bloating after meals
Dark patches on skin
Sugar/carb cravings
Nausea after fatty foods
Contributing Factors
High Sugar/Carb Diet
Processed foods, sugary drinks
Mixed Diet
Some healthy, some processed
Mostly Healthy
Whole foods, limited sugar
Alcohol consumption
None/Rarely
Less than 1 drink/week
Moderate
1-7 drinks/week
Regular
More than 7 drinks/week
Have you been diagnosed with?
NAFLD (fatty liver)
NASH (with inflammation)
Type 2 Diabetes
Metabolic Syndrome
Your Liver Support Protocol
Personalized recommendations for liver health
Estimated Fatty Liver Index (FLI)
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<30
Low Risk
30-60
Moderate
>60
High Risk
Supplement Protocol
Detailed Recommendations
Lifestyle Essentials
Mediterranean Diet
Best diet for fatty liver - olive oil, fish, vegetables, limited sugar
Daily Movement
30 min walking daily reduces liver fat even without weight loss
Weight Loss
5-10% weight loss can dramatically improve liver health
Important Considerations
- Avoid alcohol completely if you have fatty liver
- Fructose (fruit sugar, HFCS) is particularly harmful to the liver
- Get ALT/AST levels monitored every 6-12 months
- NAFLD can progress to NASH and cirrhosis without intervention
Medical Disclaimer: Fatty liver disease requires medical monitoring. These supplements support liver health but don't replace medical treatment. Work with your healthcare provider, especially if you have NASH or elevated liver enzymes.
Fatty Liver Support
Reverse fatty liver naturally.