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Scientists warn a high-salt diet may result in liver disease for thinner people

Daily Mail Health · 11 October 2026 at 12:41

Scientists warn a high-salt diet may result in liver disease for thinner people

Eating too much salt may contribute to development of a severe type of fatty liver disease even in people who are not overweight, a study revealed.

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Scientists warn a high-salt diet may result in liver disease for thinner people

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