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Article Synopsis
- Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is increasingly concerning due to fat buildup in the liver, often related to obesity and inflammation; this study focuses on using silymarin-supplemented cookies as a potential treatment.
- A clinical trial with 64 NAFLD patients assessed the effects of these cookies on liver enzyme activity, inflammatory markers, and lipid profiles over three months, comparing treatment groups with a placebo.
- Results showed significant improvements in liver enzymes and inflammatory markers in the treatment groups, particularly the third group, highlighting silymarin's potential benefits for managing NAFLD.