Title: The Association between Dietary Inflammation Scores and Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver
Diseases in Iranian Adults
Version: 0 Date: 23 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Nagisa Hara
Reviewer's report:
This paper discusses , the association of dietary inflammation scres (DIS) and empirical dietary
inflammatory patterns (EDIP) with the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver diseases(NAFLD) in
Iranian adults. The main contribution of the paper is , dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS
and EDIP score , is related to an increased odds of NAFLD in Iranian adults.
This is an interesting observation that a dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS and EDIP
scores is a pro-inflammatory diet that is characterized by various unhealthy food choices.
I recommend that this paper be accepted.
However , there are some misrepresentations in some tables, so I suggest corrections.
Title: The Association between Dietary Inflammation Scores and Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver
Diseases in Iranian Adults
Version: 0 Date: 23 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Nagisa Hara
Reviewer's report:
This paper discusses , the association of dietary inflammation scres (DIS) and empirical dietary
inflammatory patterns (EDIP) with the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver diseases(NAFLD) in
Iranian adults. The main contribution of the paper is , dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS
and EDIP score , is related to an increased odds of NAFLD in Iranian adults.
This is an interesting observation that a dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS and EDIP
scores is a pro-inflammatory diet that is characterized by various unhealthy food choices.
I recommend that this paper be accepted.
However , there are some misrepresentations in some tables, so I suggest corrections.
Please review this paper.
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Title: The Association between Dietary Inflammation Scores and Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver
Diseases in Iranian Adults
Version: 0 Date: 23 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Nagisa Hara
Reviewer's report:
This paper discusses , the association of dietary inflammation scres (DIS) and empirical dietary
inflammatory patterns (EDIP) with the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver diseases(NAFLD) in
Iranian adults. The main contribution of the paper is , dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS
and EDIP score , is related to an increased odds of NAFLD in Iranian adults.
This is an interesting observation that a dietary pattern with a higher score of DIS and EDIP
scores is a pro-inflammatory diet that is characterized by various unhealthy food choices.
I recommend that this paper be accepted.
However , there are some misrepresentations in some tables, so I suggest corrections.
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