Fatty liver occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver and is commonly associated with metabolic factors such as excess body weight, insulin resistance, an unhealthy diet, and physical inactivity. Many people have few or no symptoms, making appropriate medical evaluation important.
Ayurveda does not describe modern fatty liver disease as a single one-to-one diagnosis, but its management may be considered through the lens of disturbed Agni, impaired metabolism, and Kapha-Meda imbalance. Ayurvedic care therefore emphasizes digestion, metabolic health, diet, activity, and individualized supportive therapies.
Most cases build up quietly over months of lifestyle patterns before the discomfort becomes hard to ignore.
Treatment is layered — internal herbal formulations, detox procedures where needed, and supportive therapies, sequenced to a patient's constitution.
Ayurvedic formulations may be selected to support digestion, metabolism, and healthy liver function according to the individual's constitution and clinical assessment.
For carefully selected patients, supervised Panchakarma may be considered as part of an individualized Ayurvedic programme. The choice of therapy depends on overall health.
Dietary correction is central to supporting healthy liver and metabolic function. A balanced, portion-conscious diet combined with regular physical activity is key.
Treatment holds only when daily habits support it — this is the part patients can control between visits.
Consult Dr. Mahendra Bisht for a personalized Ayurvedic treatment plan tailored to your body type.
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