Avocado is loaded with healthy fats that, in rats, is effective against d-galactosamine, a liver toxin that plays a significant role in the development of fatty liver disease. More research is needed to confirm these findings in humans. The fruit has five novel compounds that help suppress this toxin and reduce the occurrence of liver damage. While it is a healthy option, avocado is still high in calories and is best eaten in moderation.

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