Part 7 of Dr. Jason Fung’s diabetes course

May 1 2019 by , medical review by in Diabetes, Fatty liver, Insulin

Have you checked out our tremendously popular How to reverse type 2 diabetes video course with Dr. Jason Fung? We’ve already released six episodes and now you can watch the new seventh episode!

How is fatty liver and insulin resistance connected? In this video, Dr. Fung gives us a comprehensive review of what causes fatty liver disease, how it affects insulin resistance and, what we can do to reduce fatty liver.

This episode and six more videos of Dr. Jason Fung’s video course (first episode free here) are already available (with captions and transcript) with a free trial or membership:

To learn more about how to reverse type 2 diabetes, check out this guide:

How to reverse
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GuideDo you have type 2 diabetes, or are you at risk for diabetes? Do you worry about your blood sugar? Then you’ve come to the right place.

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