08/16/2026
Chronic inflammation is a major contributor to chronic disease—and the gut and liver play important roles in regulating inflammation and metabolic health.
Your liver is one of the body’s primary detoxification organs. When metabolic and inflammatory burden becomes excessive, it can contribute to fat accumulation in the liver, insulin resistance, abnormal cholesterol levels, increased body fat, and vascular inflammation. Fatty liver (MASLD) is one of the most common metabolic dysfunctions I see in practice.
The good news? Inflammation can be measured.
I commonly evaluate:
• hs-CRP – chronic systemic and cardiovascular inflammation
• F***l calprotectin – intestinal inflammation
• Secretory IgA – gut mucosal immune activity
• F***l eosinophil markers – eosinophilic immune activity
The gut–liver connection matters. Identifying the drivers of inflammation allows us to address the root cause rather than simply managing symptoms.
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