Fatty Liver
Fatty liver disease — risk factors, red flags, reversal and a liver-friendly diet plan.
Fatty Liver Food Guide — search rice, roti, dal and 200 more foods, rated Green / Amber / Red for sugar and saturated fat.
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Arabic coffee (gahwa)
qahwa
Unsweetened coffee and tea are linked with a healthier liver.
Portion: 2–3 small cups (about 30 g)

Black coffee
kahwa (black), kape
Unsweetened coffee and tea are linked with a healthier liver.
Portion: 1 cup (about 240 g)

Calamansi water (no sugar)
calamansi juice
Supports the Mediterranean-style pattern that helps reduce liver fat.
Portion: 1 glass (about 250 g)

Filter coffee with sugar
kaapi
Unsweetened coffee and tea are linked with a healthier liver.
Portion: 1 cup (150 ml) (about 150 g)

Green tea
sabz chai, shai akhdar
Unsweetened coffee and tea are linked with a healthier liver.
Portion: 1 cup (about 240 g)

Salted lassi
chaas, namkeen lassi
Supports the Mediterranean-style pattern that helps reduce liver fat.
Portion: 1 glass (250 ml) (about 250 g)

Tea with milk, no sugar
sugar-free chai
Supports the Mediterranean-style pattern that helps reduce liver fat.
Portion: 1 cup (150 ml) (about 150 g)

Water
maa, pani, tubig
Supports the Mediterranean-style pattern that helps reduce liver fat.
Portion: 6–8 glasses a day (about 250 g)

Coconut water
buko juice, nariyal pani
Fine in a measured portion — keep refined starch and oil low.
Portion: 1 glass (250 ml) (about 240 g)

Zero-sugar soft drink
diet cola, zero
Fine in a measured portion — keep refined starch and oil low.
Portion: 1 can (330 ml) (about 330 g)

Cola / soft drink
coke, pepsi, soda
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 can (330 ml) (about 330 g)

Karak tea
karak chai
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 cup (200 ml) (about 200 g)

Orange juice
aseer, fruit juice
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 glass (250 ml) (about 250 g)

Sugarcane juice
ganderi, ganne ka ras
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 glass (250 ml) (about 250 g)

Sweet lassi
mango lassi, meethi lassi
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 glass (250 ml) (about 250 g)

Tea with milk and sugar
chai, doodh patti
High in sugar, refined carbohydrate or saturated fat — these build up fat in the liver.
Portion: 1 cup (150 ml) (about 150 g)
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