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Considering taking a vitamin or supplement to treat Nonalcoholic+Fatty+Liver+Disease+(Nafld)? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Nonalcoholic+Fatty+Liver+Disease+(Nafld). Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.
13 results found for Nonalcoholic+Fatty+Liver+Disease+(Nafld)
| Treatment name | Effectiveness | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment nameCHOLINE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (15) |
| Treatment nameDHA (DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID) | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (17) |
| Treatment nameGRAPE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (8) |
| Treatment nameGREEN TEA | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (60) |
| Treatment nameJIAOGULAN | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (20) |
| Treatment nameLICORICE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (15) |
| Treatment nameMILK THISTLE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (72) |
| Treatment namePHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (15) |
| Treatment nameRED YEAST | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (181) |
| Treatment nameRESVERATROL | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (34) |
| Treatment nameRHUBARB | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (6) |
| Treatment nameVITAMIN E | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (47) |
| Treatment nameYOGURT | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (30) |
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