Fatty liver: Not just an alcoholic’s disease


Regular exercise helps keep the liver healthy by ensuring the amount of fat in it stays within the normal range. — dpa

Drinking alcohol in moderation – if at all – isn’t the only thing that’s important in keeping your liver healthy.

The organ, which plays a central role in all metabolic processes in your body, also suffers if your diet is unhealthy or you get too little exercise, health experts say.

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