The GI & Liver Reference Guide — Acid Reflux, Fatty Liver Disease & Cirrhosis
Digestive and liver conditions come with just as much confusion as anything cardiovascular — different terminology, changing names, and treatment decisions that don't always get fully explained.
This guide covers acid reflux (GERD) and fatty liver disease through cirrhosis (MASLD/MASH) — including the 2023 terminology change from NAFLD/NASH that trips up even people who were diagnosed years ago.
What's inside:
What each condition is, how it's diagnosed, and how it progresses
Medications — prescription and over-the-counter, including a genuinely surprising fact about pain relievers and liver disease
Surgical and procedural options, with real outcome data
Real equity findings — including a documented gap in Barrett's esophagus screening and liver transplant fairness
Diet and lifestyle guidance grounded in current research
A ready-to-use list of questions for your doctor
Format: Instant PDF download, 8 pages, works on any device.
This guide is for general education and to help you have better conversations with your own doctor. It is not medical advice and does not replace care from a licensed healthcare provider.Digestive and liver conditions come with just as much confusion as anything cardiovascular — different terminology, changing names, and treatment decisions that don't always get fully explained.
This guide covers acid reflux (GERD) and fatty liver disease through cirrhosis (MASLD/MASH) — including the 2023 terminology change from NAFLD/NASH that trips up even people who were diagnosed years ago.
What's inside:
What each condition is, how it's diagnosed, and how it progresses
Medications — prescription and over-the-counter, including a genuinely surprising fact about pain relievers and liver disease
Surgical and procedural options, with real outcome data
Real equity findings — including a documented gap in Barrett's esophagus screening and liver transplant fairness
Diet and lifestyle guidance grounded in current research
A ready-to-use list of questions for your doctor
Format: Instant PDF download, 8 pages, works on any device.
This guide is for general education and to help you have better conversations with your own doctor. It is not medical advice and does not replace care from a licensed healthcare provider.