How much drinking causes fatty liver?

There's no 'safe' amount, but generally, consistent heavy drinking (more than 1-2 drinks daily for women, 2-3 for men) significantly increases risk. Even moderate amounts can cause it in some sensitive individuals. Best advice is to limit or avoid alcohol, and get regular health check-ups if you drink regularly.

Beta, excess of anything is bad. Alcohol in any significant amount, especially regularly, puts a strain on the liver. It's better to avoid it if you can, or at least keep it very minimal. Our ancestors always taught us to eat and drink in moderation, and that holds true for health. Your liver is a precious organ.

Fatty liver isn't only caused by alcohol, but drinking definitely speeds it up. Even moderate amounts over time can be damaging. As a vegetarian, I focus on liver-healthy foods like greens and whole grains. Alcohol, even a little, adds unnecessary strain. It's best to avoid if you can, or consume very occasionally and sparingly.

Look, if you drink heavily and regularly, you're risking your liver. There's no fixed amount that's 'safe' for everyone, as bodies differ. But generally, more than a couple of drinks a day for men, or one for women, on a consistent basis, can cause trouble. Best to cut down or stop if you're worried.

Haan, this is a serious question. Even a little bit of alcohol, if taken regularly, can harm your liver over time. They say 'moderate' is okay, but for many, even that can lead to fatty liver. Best to reduce it, na? Or stop completely if possible for good health.