Fat around your insides dumps bad stuff straight into your liver.

Fat around the organs dumps fat and inflammatory signals straight into the liver through a special blood pipe, where they can mess with liver cells and immune cells.

Fat around the organs sends out fat molecules and inflammatory signals directly into the liver through a major blood vessel.

Visceral adipose tissue is metabolically active and secretes pro-inflammatory cytokines that impair insulin signaling in liver, muscle, and brain tissues.

Fat around the organs sends out chemicals that talk to liver cells and immune cells inside the liver.

Visceral fat is metabolically active tissue that releases cytokines, which impair insulin sensitivity and disrupt metabolic signaling in the liver, muscles, and brain, leading to systemic metabolic dysfunction.