organs is the most dangerous. There’s even a term, “metabolically obese thin”: little fat on the outside, a lot of fat on the inside.
- Chronic Low-Grade Inflammation
It doesn’t hurt, you can’t feel it, but it’s there. And it sustains the entire metabolic cycle that slowly damages the liver.
When this combination occurs, the liver begins to store excess energy. First, it stores glucose, then fat. When it can’t store any more, it sends it to other parts of the body. Over time, it all becomes a vicious cycle: more
