Choline supplementation has been shown to improve non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and choline deficiency can cause fatty liver.

“the other piece of the equation is that we know that these compounds choline and carnitine are crucial for normal healthy metabolism choline is a precursor for phospholipids in our membranes choline supplementation has been shown to improve outcomes in novel D which is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease choline has been associated with improved outcomes in terms of psychiatric things because it's also a precursor for acetylcholine”

“those things are super valuable for humans in so many ways choline you must have for your nervous system to work and for your liver to make phosphatidylcholine a great way to give yourself non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is to become choline deficient”

“choline is used to make phosphatidylcholine which helps get fat out of the liver and if we're choline deficient we get naf up natural d right we get non-alcoholic fatty liver disease”

“choline and carnitine the precursors for tma in the human diet are so healthy right these are these are made into neurotransmitters like acetylcholine their phosphatidylcholine to make our membranes we know that a choline deficiency is pretty connected i would say at this point it's pretty causal that a choline deficiency can lead to or at least worsen non-alcoholic fatty liver disease naphthal d”

“Choline is a molecule that is part of a neurotransmitter, acetylcholine, which is essential for human life. Choline deficiency is associated with all sorts of problems, fatty liver disease, psychiatric illness, etc. Choline supplementation often rescues non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.”

“choline deficiency is something that as Chris explains predisposes us to a whole bunch of bad stuff not the least of which is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease”