You could be thin on the outside, but still carry a lot of visceral fat on the inside, especially in your liver. fatty liver linked to metabolic problems such as obesity, diabetes, etc, rather than just “non-alcoholic” causes. fat stored in the hips and thighs) have less dangerous visceral fat than those with apple shapes (i.e. “The more the risk factors, the faster the progression, though at various levels of weight loss, you can actually reverse fatty liver. “This is important as fibrosis is one step before cirrhosis where fatty liver cannot be reversed,” he points out.

Source: The Star January 14, 2026 03:36 UTC