measurement of reduced glutathione as a Tool for Oxidative Stress Studies by High Performance Liquid Chromatography Total GSH level (upper panel)

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The dramatic liver fat clearance at higher doses strongly suggests proportional visceral fat reduction

FIGURE 4 5 Correlation between MAFLD and autophagy 5.1 Autophagy in the pathological progression of MAFLD Autophagy is a critical, context-dependent determinant of MAFLD pathogenesis, with impaired autophagic flux contributing to disease progression at multiple stages