High SGPT & Fatty LiverHigh SGPT & Fatty Liver

Elevated SGPT (ALT) can sometimes be associated with lifestyle and dietary factors such as frequent consumption of junk food, oily or processed foods, alcohol, smoking, excess weight, and other unhealthy habits. But the underlying cause can vary from person to person.

At Know Health Diet Clinic, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all diet. We first focus on understanding why your liver enzymes are elevated and then design a personalised nutrition and lifestyle plan based on your health profile, eating habits, lifestyle, and relevant reports.

Our approach focuses on improving your everyday eating habits, supporting healthy liver function, reducing unhealthy lifestyle triggers, achieving and maintaining a healthy weight, and building sustainable habits for long-term liver health.

With the right nutrition, lifestyle changes, consistency, and medical guidance, liver health and elevated liver enzymes can often improve significantly. In many cases, addressing the underlying lifestyle factors can make a meaningful difference rather than relying on medication alone.

Let’s understand the root cause, personalise your plan, and work towards a healthier you — one sustainable change at a time.