u/unchickened

Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver

I’ve been vegan for almost 9 years, vegetarian for 16, for nutrition and health purposes. I studied nutrition in college and was fully obsessed with the benefits of WFPB diet. I have read all of the books - The China Study, How Not to Die, Whole, and there was a 2 year period where all I did was listen to Simon Hill’s podcast.

I wouldn’t eat processed sugar, salt, oil, ultra processed foods on any kind for basically all of 2020.

Since then I have loosened up on my strict diet but still love my vegan diet. I generally eat healthier than anyone else I know. I cook most of my meals and I rarely eat fried foods, drink pop, sugary coffee drinks or anything like that.

The part of my diet that could probably improve is I love sourdough and chocolate (not together). I usually eat high quality dark chocolate, and I make my own sourdough.

I am slightly overweight, but I do exercise almost every day and live a generally very active lifestyle. I might have 3 alcoholic on average drinks every weekend.

Anyway, now that you know everything about me, I don’t understand HOW I could possibly have fatty liver. And I also don’t know realistically what sustainable diet changes I could make that would make that big of a difference.

Does anyone have experience with this?

P.S. my doctor said just eat less carbs basically. So what, don’t eat fruit and bread? Guess I’ll just die.

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u/unchickened — 10 days ago

Found in a park in Denver, CO

I’m starting to try to identify mushrooms (just for fun) and found these on a trip to Denver. It was near some pine trees but definitely growing straight out of the ground.

Thanks in advance for your help!

u/unchickened — 3 months ago