Sugar—especially fructose—disrupts the balance of the gut microbiota, damages the intestinal barrier, and triggers inflammation. As a result, endotoxins leak from the gut into the bloodstream, placing direct stress on the liver. This process promotes fatty liver disease, insulin resistance, and other metabolic disorders. The key to prevention lies in reducing sugar intake, following a fiber-rich diet, and supporting gut health with probiotics.

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