A man was diagnosed with a serious liver condition caused by frequent consumption of restaurant food, Daily Mail reports.

“Adam ate out at least five evenings a week. […] He admitted having a weakness for fatty foods,” the article says.

The man began experiencing constant fatigue, prompting him to seek medical attention, RIA Novosti reports. Tests revealed a serious liver disease in which fat accumulates in the liver, leading to inflammation.

“In addition to that, I often finished work late and ordered takeout. […] I had no idea how much hidden fat I was consuming. […] I prefer Asian cuisine, but I never realized how fatty the sauces are,” the outlet quotes him as saying.

It is noted that Adam exercised from time to time. However, he continued to experience chronic fatigue, which he initially attributed to work-related exhaustion.

The report warns that such a diagnosis can eventually lead to cirrhosis and is also considered an early indicator of potentially fatal liver cancer.