Short answer: You should be able to see changes on imaging within a few weeks if your approach is working well, but ultimately this is entirely dependent on how negative your “delta fatty liver = (fat in) - ((fat out) + (fat burned))” equation is.
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Questions on Vitamin D, Fatty Liver, HbA1c vs CGM, Turmeric and Testosterone, Fasting, and B6 Markers
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The 3 Phases of Fasting: And How to Get Kicked Out of Each One
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Ask Me Anything | April 13, 2022
Fat-soluble vitamins, prenatal nutrition, mixing glycine with aspirin, supplementing with alpha-ketoglutarate, nausea in pregnancy, and more.
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How to balance vitamins E and K
What prenatal vitamin do I recommend?
Why does my smoothie make my hands cold?
What type of choline to use?
Is there an interaction between glycine and aspirin?
What supplements can be used in the fasting state?
How to manage protein intake within a small eating window on an intermittent fasting regimen?
Looking at a study on calcium alpha-ketoglutarate supplementation.
Should I take vitamin D for COVID if I easily get hypercalcemia from it?
What to do about nausea in pregnancy?
Brief questions on restless legs, exercise during fasting, puffy eyes, and health effects of spicy foods.
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