TNF and steatosis: The HF6+D diet counteracted steatosis in a lower degree than the HF6+AVO + D regime (Figure 3B), while had no effect in both hypertrophy (Figure 3B) and inflammation (Figure 3C), improved in a lower degree than the HF6+AVO + D regime the impairments in oxidative phosphorylation (Figure 4B), complex II—complex III activity (Figure 5C), cytochromes reduction (Figure 6A), and the increase in ROS, lipid peroxidation (Figure 7), and TNF-α levels (Figure 8).