Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease:
Long-term excessive alcohol consumption can severely damage liver cells and directly lead to the accumulation of fat in the liver (Alcoholic Fatty Liver).
Overweight and Obesity:
Unnecessary weight gain is one of the most important causes of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
Type 2 Diabetes & High Blood Pressure:
Uncontrolled blood sugar levels and high blood pressure can disrupt liver metabolism and increase fat.
High Cholesterol and Triglycerides:
Increased levels of bad cholesterol and fat in the blood can affect liver function and cause fat to accumulate there.
Wrong eating habits and fast foods:
Excessive consumption of fried and deep-fried foods, artificially sweetened drinks (soft drinks), and flour products are the main causes of fatty liver.
Lack of Physical Activity:
A lifestyle devoid of physical exertion or exercise can lead to fat accumulation in the body and liver.
Side effects of certain medications:
Some specific strong medications and hormonal changes taken for a long time without a doctor’s prescription can lead to fatty liver problems.
