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Yes, in many cases, especially if caught early. Lifestyle changes, like adjusting eating habits as highlighted in the study, can significantly improve liver health. Reducing late-night meals, losing weight, and avoiding alcohol are key steps that can help reverse fatty liver disease and prevent it from progressing to more serious conditions like cirrhosis.
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