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For managing chronic fatty liver and hepatitis B, especially with a vegetarian focus, adopting specific dietary and lifestyle adjustments can be highly beneficial. Your dietary pattern is already quite supportive, but here are some refined recommendations rooted in Ayurvedic principles to help reduce liver fat accumulation and overall discomfort.

First, incorporate plenty of bitter and astringent foods, which are known to support liver health. Vegetables like kale, bitter gourd, spinach, and fennel should be included in your diet. Incorporate turmeric and dandelion root into your meals or as teas, as they both have hepatoprotective properties or aid in digestion.

Restrict heavy, fatty, and sugary foods which aggravate kapha dosha, contributing to fat accumulation. While you’ve limited meat and dairy already, also watch for processed foods and refined carbohydrates. Use herbs and spices like cumin, coriander, and fennel to enhance digestion and boost agni, your digestive fire, which helps in metabolizing fats effectively.

Ooitment to drinking warm water throughout the day, aids toxins removal and supports liver. Consider sipping herbal teas made with ginger and lemon, which can further help digestion and liver detoxification.

Your exercise routine supports fat metabolism, so it’s encouraged but ensure it’s suitable for your current energy levels and dosha balance. Consider yoga and pranayama, which are gentle yet effective for enhancing circulation and strengthening the liver.

Monitor when the pain occurs to see if it’s associated with certain foods or activities. If pain persists or worsens, seek an immediate evaluation from a physician, as continuous monitoring of liver function is crucial. If you’re on any medications for hepatitis B, ensure they do not get disrupted by any new regimen—consult your healthcare provider before adding supplements or making significant diet changes.

This holistic approach, tailored to your needs, combines dietary advice with lifestyle practices within the Ayurvedic context while keeping synchronicity with conventional medical treatments if required.