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The ranges you will see in this guide come from two sources: preclinical research, which is mostly rodent and cell-culture work, and clinical-practice observation, meaning what providers and patients consistently report
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While the biomarkers ALT and GGT have traditionally been viewed as being surrogate markers of liver fat [65] and may not be direct markers of histological improvement, emerging information suggests that liver fibrosis may be a dynamic process and that the rate of development of fibrosis disease is directly related to changes in disease activity [66]