Tufts University researchers discovered that phytoene &mdash; a precursor to lycopene in plants &mdash; reduced metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/india-news/article/hantavirus-scare-what-is-it-symptoms-causes-and-how-it-spreads-explained-23629362" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">disease in mice</a>.
The condition involves fat buildup in liver cells, leading to inflammation and cirrhosis, and affects up to 38 per cent adults.&nbsp;
This finding helps explain why whole tomato powder often protects the liver better than isolated lycopene, pointing toward potential new dietary strategies for liver health.
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The condition involves fat buildup in liver cells, leading to inflammation and cirrhosis, and affects up to 38 per cent adults

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