PREVALENCE OF FATTY LIVER IN CHILDREN – (03-05-07)



Prevalence of Fatty Liver in Children and Adolescents

Well, if you’re in support of the concept that the health of our society is going to Hell in a handbasket, you’ll love this study. A staggering 13% of children aged 2-19 had fatty liver. Fatty liver. The pre-liver cirrhosis stuff. As if children did not already have the health card stacked against them from their parents’ poor health choices during pregnancy and as an infant.

Now we will have to add liver failure to the list of conditions that children are going to be getting earlier and earlier–right next to breast cancer, diabetes and heart disease.

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James Bogash

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2 thoughts on “PREVALENCE OF FATTY LIVER IN CHILDREN – (03-05-07)”

  1. So? Does this mean cleansing with 48oz of cranwater as Ann Louise Gittleman suggests? It sounds like valid advice. Is it?

  2. In this situation, the fatty liver is a direct toxic effect from being prediabetic. Merely doing a detox without the necessary lifestyle changes is merely putting a patch on the problem.

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