
Unlike conventional treatment that only monitors liver enzymes, we target the underlying causes of fatty liver
High insulin levels drive fat storage directly into liver cells, overwhelming their capacity.
Unlike glucose, fructose is metabolized only by the liver—excess becomes fat immediately.
Imbalanced gut bacteria produce toxins that travel directly to the liver via portal vein.
Systemic inflammation damages liver cells and promotes fat accumulation and fibrosis.
Damaged cellular powerhouses cannot efficiently burn fat, leading to liver fat buildup.
Free radical damage accelerates liver cell injury and progression to NASH.
Caught early, fatty liver is completely reversible. Wait too long, and it becomes permanent.
Less than 33% fat, often no symptoms
33-66% fat, fatigue begins
Over 66% fat, liver enlargement
Permanent scarring, liver failure risk
Fatty liver often has no obvious symptoms, but these subtle signs can indicate a problem:
A comprehensive approach to reversing fatty liver and restoring your liver health.
Foods that actively help your liver heal
Give your liver time to process and heal
Exercise that specifically targets liver fat
Your gut directly affects your liver health
Fatty liver (NAFLD) is often called a silent disease because it rarely shows symptoms until significant damage has occurred. It is now the most common liver disorder worldwide.
Fatty liver has no obvious symptoms in early stages — most people find out accidentally during scans
Untreated fatty liver can progress to inflammation (NASH), fibrosis, and eventually cirrhosis
Fatty liver is closely linked to insulin resistance, diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndrome
Even lean individuals can have fatty liver due to insulin resistance
Conventional medicine has no specific drug for fatty liver — root-cause treatment is the only approach
Reversing fatty liver early can prevent serious liver damage and reduce diabetes risk
We go beyond ultrasound to understand the metabolic drivers behind your fatty liver.
SGOT, SGPT, GGT, ALP, bilirubin for liver health baseline
Insulin resistance is the primary driver of fatty liver
Assessing prediabetes and diabetes status
Triglycerides are a key marker in fatty liver
Grading fatty liver severity and checking for complications
Visceral fat measurement — directly linked to liver fat
Metabolic syndrome markers often elevated in fatty liver
Ayurvedic assessment for personalized liver-supportive care
You were told you have fatty liver on an ultrasound or health check-up
Your liver enzymes (SGOT, SGPT) are elevated
You have insulin resistance, prediabetes, or metabolic syndrome
You have stubborn belly fat or obesity along with fatty liver
You want to reverse fatty liver before it progresses to liver damage
You have PCOS, thyroid, or cholesterol issues along with fatty liver
You want a doctor-supervised approach to liver health
A step-by-step, doctor-supervised path from assessment to recovery
Review of your reports, symptoms, diet, lifestyle, and medical history. Understanding the severity of your fatty liver.
LFT, HOMA-IR, lipid profile, HbA1c, body composition, and ultrasound review at our in-house lab.
Customized food plan, fasting schedule, Ayurvedic liver-supportive herbs, and targeted supplements.
Therapies for liver detox, visceral fat reduction, weekly monitoring, and doctor reviews.
Repeat liver tests, ultrasound, body composition reviews to confirm fatty liver reversal.
Do not wait for fatty liver to progress further. Early assessment can help identify the root cause and guide you to a better path.
Fatty liver ఉందా? Root cause తెలుసుకోండి. ముందుగా liver damage ఆపండి.
Medical Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Individual results may vary. Treatment outcomes depend on the patient's condition, severity, duration, and response to care. All treatment plans are developed after a thorough doctor evaluation. Medication adjustments are made only under medical supervision. Mayura Hospitals does not guarantee specific results or claim to cure any disease. Please consult our doctors for personalized assessment and care.