Men develop fatty liver disease more often than women, while women get Alzheimer's at higher rates. The conversation explores why these gender differences exist and what you can do about liver and brain health.
Which sex is most likely to get fatty liver disease?
Men. By far 2/3 of people with fatty liver disease are men. One third are women. Just the genetic makeup of men are different. Therefore they store fat longer, they get more of it, and they have fatty liver disease quicker.
That's incredible. It turns out 2/3 of women are Alzheimer's patients. So that means women are twice as likely to get Alzheimer's as men and men are twice as likely to get fatty liver as women.
100%.
Okay, so for guys we got to protect our liver and for women we want to protect our brains or these are risks. Risk for everyone. So maybe all of us want to protect our liver and we want to protect our brains. On the brain stuff, I recommend my book Head Strong where I talk about everything you can do for the brain. And when it comes to liver deliverance, which is the supplement you make, has really good clinical studies backing up the fact that in not very much time it can reverse fatty Liverpool.
