The effect of dietary patterns on NAFLD diagnosed by biopsy or magnetic resonance in adults: a systematic review of randomised controlled trials and post hoc meta-analysis

Written By Angeliki Angelidi

The aim of our novel systematic review is to examine the effect of dietary patterns on changes in hepatic fat content, liver enzymes and metabolic syndrome components.

Highlights

  • Dietary patterns might aid the treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

  • We systematically reviewed the effect of dietary patterns on NAFLD progression.

  • The Mediterranean diet might be effective in reducing hepatic fat content.

  • The low-carbohydrate diet might be effective in reducing hepatic fat content.

  • Rigorous trials are needed to establish the most effective dietary pattern to manage NAFLD.

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Angeliki Angelidi
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