I did my annual physical exam and results for my SGPT was above the normal range. My doctor said that I probably have fatty liver. Why would I not be so sure? They holidays went by and there's non-stop eating almost everyday for the past months until the New Year's celebration. I don't even engage in exercise and it's obvious that I'm already getting a muffin top. I'm just thankful that I have no worse illnesses and the doctor said that I will not take any medications (yet) and should start with a healthy diet.
So what causes fatty liver? According to my research, alcohol and fatty food are the main causes of fatty liver. To reverse it, I should eat more fiber-enriched food, plant-based and have regular exercise. I do sweep outside the house to get a bit of sunshine and to sweat a bit but I don't know if that has a huge effect on my body, aside from being exposed to UV rays (sigh!). Also I cannot force every one at home to have less fried meat for breakfast, lunch or dinner. To my knowledge, we have balanced meals every day. But honestly I am getting tired of the usual homecooked meals and I just eat what's available.
Going back, (note: this is not a sponsored post) after the doctor's consultation, I had a craving for Vietnamese cuisine so I went to SM Megamall to eat at Pho Hoa. I can't judge if it's authentic Vietnamese like I've tasted in Ca Phe Saigon but finally I get to try their Goi Cuon and Pho Chay, which are both vegetarian by the way and I was comforted with the warm and satisfying soup.
A vegetarian dinner at Pho Hoa SM Megamall |
Pho Chay - Vegetarian Pho |
I also allot some time to do a few push-ups and sit-ups everyday to crunch on my stomach.
How about you? What are you doing to keep fit this 2021?
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