
Q If I start managing fatty liver, what stages does it go through from start to finish? I'm curious about the rough flow.
A Usually the first consultation checks your checkup values and lifestyle to set a direction; next, diet, exercise, and metabolic management are adjusted together; then weight and liver value changes are checked regularly and the plan is refined. The key is continuing steadily at a comfortable pace.
Detailed Answer
Fatty liver management generally flows in three stages. (1) Assessment stage: we check checkup results, liver values, weight, eating habits, and medications to set your current state and goals. (2) Management stage: we practice cutting sugary drinks and refined carbs, aerobic and strength exercise, and a comfortable weight-loss plan together. (3) Review stage: at set intervals we check weight and liver value changes and adjust the plan. Rather than losing weight fast, the goal is to go steadily in a direction that can be reversed.
Our Korean Medicine Clinic's Perspective
At Dongjedang, we frame this flow as a process of "bringing in less surplus, clearing what has built up, and reviving metabolism so it turns on its own power." At each stage we look together at how much the body's metabolic flow has revived, refining the plan so that liver values and belly fat come down in the same direction.
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