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The causes of fatty liver

In fatty liver disease, excess fat is stored in liver cells, where it accumulates. A variety of factors can cause this fat buildup.

Drinking too much alcohol can cause AFLD. Heavy alcohol use can alter certain metabolic processes in the liver. Some of these metabolic products can combine with fatty acids, leading to the formation of types of fat that can accumulate in the liver.

In people who don’t drink a lot of alcohol, the cause of fatty liver disease is less clear. For these people, it’s possible their body produces too much fat or doesn’t metabolize fat efficiently enough.

One or more of the following factors may play a role in people who don’t consume much alcohol and develop fatty liver disease:

Obesity
Type 2 diabetes
Insulin resistance
High levels of fat, especially triglycerides, in the blood
Metabolic syndrome
Other potential causes of fatty liver include:

Pregnancy
Side effects from some types of medications
Some types of infections, such as hepatitis C
Certain rare genetic conditions

(Source: https://www.healthline.com/health/fatty-liver#causes)

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