New studies have confirmed that 75 mg/kg caffeine per day, which is equivalent to 6 mg/kg per day in humans, could significantly improve liver lipid deposition, glucose metabolism, inflammation, and fibrosis in a mouse model of NASH induced by a high-trans fatty acid/high-carbohydrate diet, with the mechanism thought to be related to the improvement of abnormal gene expression in NASH by caffeine (Konstantinou et al., 2014)
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