🎯 The Golden Rule

Gentle on the stomach, kind to the liver.

That means low fat, high fibre, steady meals, and no late night food drama.

πŸ₯— Your Plate, the Peace Treaty

Think of every meal as a truce agreement:

Β½ vegetables – soft cooked or lightly steamed

ΒΌ lean protein – grilled, boiled, baked

ΒΌ smart carbohydrates – whole, not refined

Minimal oil – your liver is watching πŸ‘€

🌾 Carbs: Choose Calm, Not Chaos

Carbs are not the enemy. The wrong carbs are.

Best friends:

Oats, brown rice, basmati rice

Whole wheat bread

Sweet potatoes, plantain (boiled or roasted)

Frenemies (limit):

White bread, pastries

Sugary drinks

Large portions late at night

πŸ‘‰ These help reduce liver fat and prevent acid reflux spikes.

πŸ— Protein: Lean & Polite

Protein keeps you full without irritating your gut.

Yes please:

Fish (grilled or steamed)

Skinless chicken

Beans and lentils (well cooked)

Eggs (boiled, not fried)

Take it easy:

Fatty red meat

Sausages, bacon

Fried protein anything

πŸ₯‘ Fats: Small But Mighty

Fat is essential, just not in party quantities.

Choose wisely:

Small amounts of olive oil

Avocado slices

Groundnuts (dry roasted)

Too much fat slows digestion, worsens reflux, and makes your liver sigh deeply.

πŸ… Acid & Spice: Keep It Friendly

GERD hates surprises.

Limit or avoid:

Raw onions

Peppery stews

Tomato-heavy sauces

Chocolate and mint

Fizzy drinks and alcohol 🚫

Your liver will thank you for skipping alcohol too. Double win.

⏰ Meal Timing: The Secret Superpower

This one is underrated but powerful.

Eat smaller meals

Finish supper at least 3 hours before bed

Sit upright after eating

No lying down with a full stomach (Netflix can wait)

πŸ’§ Sip Smart

Water is your bestie.

Sip water throughout the day

Avoid large volumes during meals

Cut down sugary drinks and packaged juices

πŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈ Bonus Points: Move That Body

You do not need a gym membership to help your liver.

10–20 minute walk after meals

Gentle stretching

Consistency beats intensity

Movement improves digestion and helps burn liver fat. Magic? Almost.

🌈 Final Takeaway

Managing GERD and fatty liver is not about punishment, it is about balance.

Eat gently. Eat smart. Eat earlier.

Your stomach will stop burning bridges, and your liver will quietly heal in the background.

Now that is what we call a happy inside story πŸ˜„πŸ’š