Loss of Appetite
When there is an excessive amount of enzymes in your liver, it will lead to damage and inflammation, making it more difficult to metabolize proteins and fats from foods. As a result, bile production would be slowed down. This causes fat cells to increase in your body and suppress your hunger. That’s why people with elevated liver enzymes might experience loss of appetite frequently. A possible complication might be unexpected drops in the overall body weight. [6]
