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In lieu of the COVID-19 pandemic, our health, wellness and nutrition has never been more important. Over the past thirty years, there’s been an incredible surge in food safety, selection, shelf life, and availability. However, the majority of these new food items are manufactured products with many nutritional benefits stripped out, and instead packed with fat, salt, and sugar, all factors contributing to global obesity—and to disease.
As a result, individuals are getting further and further away from the fresh, natural food options that we really need. The most common reason? It seems easier. There’s mistaken perception that there’s no time to eat the right way – or that it’s not as “fun.”
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When it comes to your physical well-being, it takes time and commitment, but it is not impossible. Dr. Joseph S. Galati has been devoted to the care of patients with all facets of liver diseases, obesity, fatty liver, and related disorders for over 30 years. Dr. Galati and his team of healthcare experts are remain dedicated to educating the public and caring for individuals with chronic liver disease.
With his help, patients are empowered with the belief and knowledge that there is in fact enough time in the day to choose better and that it’s not too late to change, families are getting back on the track to longer, healthier lives.
Leveraging his extensive experience and passion for saving lives, Dr. Galati has authored Eating Yourself Sick: How to Stop Obesity, Fatty Liver, and Diabetes from Killing You and Your Family, to educate, inspire, and motivate individuals – and their families – to regain control over their health.
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Every holiday season, we bring up the potential for accidental acetaminophen (Tylenol) over dose and the risk of liver failure. How does this happen? Party goers may want to pre-medicate themselves against a potential hangover. Expecting excess alcohol may be consumed, they feel they’re being proactive. The combination of acetaminophen and alcohol makes the combination […]
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I have the great privilege, as a physician, to talk with thousands of families every year. It is all part of the interview process which is an essential piece of caring for patients. From the start, based on lessons I learned from my own family, developing effective communication skills if vital to all our endeavors. […]
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We are always discussing with our patients the need to limit their dietary sodium (salt) intake. When you have chronic liver disease, such as cirrhosis, there is an interplay between the liver and the kidneys resulting in the formation of edema. Edema is the excess fluid that builds up under the skin and other places […]
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Take Dr. Galati’s online assessment to find out.