@Sammy900 I had a 'MOT' liver function blood-test done in the midst of my worst steady drinking phase, and the results came back bang on normal!
I don't know, though I'd assume it would, if alcoholic fatty liver would skew the results towards abnormal, and while obviously blood tests can't measure elasticity (that's an ultrasound), it's better than nothing.
I am aware that there will be those who will instantly tell you that normal results today won't mean you won't go into catastrophic end-stage liver failure tomorrow... 👻 and I am aware that the liver can get into a state of 'limping along' til it does, quite quickly, give up; so I am not pretending it's all lies, but as I may have mentioned way upthread, I do liver CT scans every day and have done so for decades, and we just don't see those awful alcohol deaths that we are lead to believe surround us.
Please understand that I am not dismissing the risks, but a lot of 'the lit' is written by outwardly functional people who drink vodka from dawn til dusk in order to function, they are never actually sober, and their cited horror stats suit the narrative that complete abstinence is the only way.
This is one of the issues with alcohol- it is caught up in purity and abstinence spirals, implications of failure, weakness and moral dereliction. You can't have a normal conversation about it.