Dan Marino shares an oily diagnosis of liver disease to raise awareness

PRO Famera football hall and Miami Dolphins Legend Dan Marino, 2007, had a wake-up call in 2007. years when he received personal health diagnosis.

He now divides his journey to help others who can be affected.

Marino learned that year that he was diagnosed with metabolic dysfunction associated with hepatitis (Mash), also known as fatty liver disease. In partnership with new Nordisk and his Unusual stories Campaign, Marino joined the group of former athletes to share their trips.

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“The new Nordisk is the company I wanted to get involved because they try to make a difference,” he said Fox News Digital on Monday. “There is one in 20 Americans who have fatty liver disease, porridge, and 15 million Americans. It is a conscious campaign to keep people aware of seeing your doctor and it’s something that is possible.”

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Although Marino would not reveal the stories of a policing in a campaign in non-poliable stories, the project allows the size like him the opportunity to share significant life moments and crossings that often happen behind the scenes. And, of course, with any life changes, there is support on the road.

For Marino, the diagnosis may have come as a shock, but it was positive after hearing what his The doctor had to say.

“It’s manageable with early discovering,” he said. “So, go to the doctor and take your usual examinations as always. Diet and exercise are always a big deal.”

Marino, who ended up with Top 10 in Nfl All the time crossing the courtyards and touchdowns after 17 seasons, he pointed out in a lesson in a sport that helped him from learning his diagnosis.

“There’s one thing I always take from football, athletics and sports: it’s positive,” he said. “Look forward and look for answers and see what you can be the best thing you can be. It’s that it’s the biggest part that is that it’s alike. But it’s that it’s alike. But it’s up to.

“Once again, keeping that great attitude and do things you need to do to take care of yourself. There are a lot of instance of it in everyone’s life, it really is.” It really is. “

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Today, Marino continues to exercise and hold healthy nutrition to manage his peal. On Monday, he turned 64, and with the support of his wife, Claire, it is still proactive in reversal of his lifestyle.

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