Fatty Liver Remedy review
A diet and lifestyle guide for people told they have fat on the liver
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Most people who land here got there the same way. A blood test came back with raised liver enzymes, or a scan for something unrelated mentioned fat on the liver, and the advice was basically lose some weight and cut back on the drink. No plan, no follow up, just a word that sounds frightening and a long wait to be rechecked. So you go looking for something that tells you what to actually do on Monday morning. Fatty Liver Remedy is a downloadable guide aimed squarely at that gap. The genuinely useful part is that mainstream advice for non alcoholic fatty liver really is diet, weight loss and alcohol, so a book walking you through meals and habits is pointing in a sensible direction, and it costs a fraction of a session with a dietitian. The part to take with a pinch of salt is the pitch. Reversing a fatty liver easily, permanently and in just days is the seller's claim, and no evidence is offered for it. Liver fat does improve with sustained weight loss, but over months. Treat the timeline as advertising and the practical diet advice as the thing you're paying for. If you want structure and a nudge in the right direction, it can give you that. If you want a fix that doesn't involve changing what you eat and drink, it won't.
Pros
- Cheap compared to a dietitian or nutrition consult
- Points at diet, weight and alcohol, which is the right target
- Instant download, you can start reading tonight
- One off payment, nothing recurring
Cons
- The 'reversed in just days' claim is offered with no evidence behind it
- The page never says the price, page count or format before you commit
- It's a book, not treatment, and it doesn't replace monitoring your bloods
What you get
A digital guide you download after paying, read on a phone, tablet or laptop. It's built around diet, drinking habits and weight loss as the route to shifting liver fat. Worth knowing: the sales page never states the page count, the chapter list, the format or the price, so you're buying on the promise rather than on a contents page.
Before you buy
- Check the refund window at checkout and diarise it, since the page doesn't mention one
- If you're on medication or drinking heavily, run any big diet change past your GP first
- Ask yourself honestly whether you'll act on a written plan, because that's all it is
Who it suits
Someone recently told they have fat on the liver who wants a clear starting plan and is ready to change what they eat
