How scary is fatty liver? You know how fatties say you can't tell about the person's health just by looking at them? Well, lets just say I witnessed something horrible at work in a hospital. We had an obese patient who died in their 40s and was presented with fatty liver. Even worse is that the patient had fatty liver for over ten years. Here's the scary part; most people with fatty liver do not display any symptoms but when they do, there's fatigue, weight loss, and abdominal pain. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is the result from obesity which is as bad as alcoholic fatty liver disease; one is by food, the other is by alcohol. And here we are in a generation where young fatties in their 20s and 30s are going around posting "messages of body positivity" constantly on social media, especially Instagram, and posing for their pics in their blue and rainbow colored hairstyles to be "inspirational" to others against "fat shaming". These fatties claim to be healthy mainly because they show no symptoms and they continue on with their bad habits. Yet, they don't realize that they already have diseases that are being worsened by their lifestyles. Obesity these days, for such cases to get that bad, it would take constant years of abuse. Same could be said of fatty liver disease. The worst part? Fatty liver disease can lead to cirrhosis if nothing is done to slow it down or reverse it. Thanks to witnessing and learning from this horrible experience from the hospital, every time I see a young fatty, like Amberlynn Reid, I imagine their livers to have more fat than foie gras. The people behind HAES like ComfyFat are walking around with foie gras for livers at least and think they're healthy because they show no symptoms from this. This is what we are seeing these days. The shit these fats consume goes through their fatty livers. Just think of how much they're abusing their livers before the rest of their bodies. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease needs PSAs about them to scare people from not being fat and eating right in the first place. Its not fat-shaming; its the truth. America needs more of this since feelings don't matter if lives with them are dead from not following the facts.