Its very hard to say one is better than the other which is why seeking professional guidance and taking a food first approach is surely your best path forward to manage NAFLD
Horses with equine metabolic syndrome, PPID, or a history of elevated insulin levels often face an increased risk of future episodes
However, we know that alcohol-induced intestinal immune dysfunction, increased intestinal permeability, and gut dysbiosis result in the uncontrolled translocation of microbial products to the liver via the portal vein, resulting in pathogenic immune responses and hepatic inflammation [20, 167,168,169], which can contribute to ARLD pathogenesis [20]
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