Friday 19/Sep/2025 – 08:29 PM
A new study indicated that three common cases are related In the heart It may increase the risk of death due to liver diseases by up to 40 percent, and this condition is medically known as lipid disease associated with MALD, which is not associated with excessive drinking of alcohol, which is the most common cause of liver problems, and the infection occurs when excessive fat accumulates inside the liver.
American scientists have now discovered that high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and low high -density -density oily cholesterol levels, or the so -called good cholesterol, significantly increase the risk of death due to this condition.
3 main risk factors for liver disease
According to what was published in the British Daily Mail, researchers, who analyzed health records of more than 134,000 patients, found that high blood pressure alone increases the risk of death by 40 percent, and the risk of developing the disease in people with type 2 diabetes and low levels of high -density lipoprotein, which is considered good for a long time due to a group of evidence that appears to protect the heart by about five.
Experts have long warned that stable lifestyles and increasing dependence on highly processed foods, salt, fats and sugars may be a cause of this condition, especially among young people.
Dr. Matthew Djowich, a cowpenter at the University of Southern California and the main author of the study, said so far, it has been widely believed that diabetes is the most urgent health problem for MALD patients.
After taking into account the factors that may affect the results, such as age and gender, the researchers found that high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and a low cholesterol level, were the three heart risk factors associated with the highest risk of death to fat metabolism (MALD) – which increases this risk by 40, 25 and 15 percent, respectively.
