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Nutritional Counseling vs. Nutritional Supplements for NASH - a Randomized Prospective, Open Label Pilot Study
The main aim of the study is to determine if an oral supplementation of the LCS has a beneficial effect by itself or even enhances the beneficial effects of a moderate life-style intervention on the progression of NAFLD in humans.
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