(You do not need to know the names of these sugars). Sugars come in so many three-dimensional shapes, and connect to each other and to proteins and lipids in so many ways that an almost infinite number of possible combinations is possible-allowing cells to precisely differentiate between self and non-self.
Add some good things to your diet to help heal your fatty liver. Add plenty of fruit, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. Add lean animal protein like chicken and fish. Add good oils like olive oil, macadamia nut oil, avocados, coconut butter, and fish oil.
Sometimes an underrated vegetable, broccoli is a powerhouse for your liver's health. Dr. Oz recommends eating four servings of broccoli a week (along with garlic and curries) just for your liver. Cabbage, also called one of the world's healthiest foods, provides your body with cholesterol-lowering benefits. Cauliflower, also known as 2014's new kale, is similar to broccoli and cabbage by helping your liver flush our harmful toxins. Eating leafy greens is also crucial for liver health.