Originally Posted by
MattyBoy 
Also remember the liver is a bit of a weird organ in terms of recovery time. Whilst detoxing , my doctor examined my abdomen and said my liver could be cirrhosis within 12-24 months if I didn't stop drinking. I then had an uktrasound a month later which showed mild fatty liver and now a month on my liver enzymes are nearly normal. So basically, in the space of 3 months I've gone from having a liver that was borderline cirrhotic to one that is nearly as good as new. Everyone's different though
Yeah, what I love about the liver it at least gives you some warning time before all the wheels start coming off.
It goes from
1. fatty liver >
2. alcohol induced hepatitis liver >
3. cirrhosis.
Luckily I'm still at stage 1, and I'm not gonna push my luck either.
No more booze till next summer at the very least
Originally Posted by
MattyBoy Oh and to answer your query about the benefits of exercise for the live, the idea is it helps to break down the fats in the liver. This may be more beneficial however for those who have non alcoholic fatty liver disease due to obesity
Yeah, thats what I figured. Thanks