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[Efficacy of probiotics on the treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease].

W Wang, Linping Shi, L Shi, Lijun Xu

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Probiotics improve intestinal microecological system in NAFLD patients via inhibiting TNFα and enhancing adiponectin, possibly resulting in regulating blood glucose, lipid metabolism, and protecting liver injury from NAFLD.

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Probiotics improve intestinal microecological system in NAFLD patients via inhibiting TNFα and enhancing adiponectin, possibly resulting in regulating blood glucose, lipid metabolism, and protecting liver injury from NAFLD.

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Probiotics improve intestinal microecological system in NAFLD patients via inhibiting TNFα and enhancing adiponectin, possibly resulting in regulating blood glucose, lipid metabolism, and protecting liver injury from NAFLD.

Key concepts: Medicine, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Triglyceride, Fatty liver, Liver function, Blood lipids, Bifidobacterium

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