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Too much fat in the liver, especially when it contributes to more than five percent of its weight, can lead to cancer. However, there are key measures one can implement to reduce such a nasty consequence of the condition. The Cleveland Clinic explained that most people with fatty liver disease have no symptoms. It s only when the disease progresses to cirrhosis (i.e. scarring) of the liver that the condition can become obvious.