
Hepatoprotective Activity of Terminalia Chebula
Alcoholic Liver Diseases
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Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) develops in patients consuming excessive amounts of alcohol. Alcohol dependency is not always a prerequirement for ALD development. In fact, some patients develop ALD and, in particular, cirrhosis without a history of dependence. Moreover, the severity of disease does not always correlate with the amount of alcohol intake, and environmental and genetic factors likely play a crucial role in ALD development. Although a dose-effect relationship between alcohol intake and alcohol-induced hepatic damage has been reported, no set amount of alcohol consumption that could...
Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) develops in patients consuming excessive amounts of alcohol. Alcohol dependency is not always a prerequirement for ALD development. In fact, some patients develop ALD and, in particular, cirrhosis without a history of dependence. Moreover, the severity of disease does not always correlate with the amount of alcohol intake, and environmental and genetic factors likely play a crucial role in ALD development. Although a dose-effect relationship between alcohol intake and alcohol-induced hepatic damage has been reported, no set amount of alcohol consumption that could surely predict the development of ALD.