Is it OK to drink tea if you have liver disease?

Tea is a traditional beverage in my country. This beverage has become more and more important in the long-term historical evolution. Most people like to drink traditional tea because tea has the effect of health care, and the beneficial ingredients in tea can regulate the stomach and intestines and eliminate aging factors. But not everyone is suitable for drinking tea. Let’s take a look at whether it is okay to drink tea if you have liver disease? I hope everyone can understand.

1. Hepatitis B patients can drink tea. Tea polyphenols in tea have antibacterial, antiviral, antioxidant and anti-cancer effects, which are beneficial to the treatment of hepatitis B. In addition, the vitamins, trace elements and amino acids in tea can prevent fatty liver. Drinking tea can help hepatitis B patients reduce the risk of developing fatty liver.

2. However, due to the relative particularity of the disease, hepatitis B patients need to pay attention to several points when drinking tea: 1. Hepatitis B patients should not drink the following teas: burnt tea and moldy tea. 2. When hepatitis B patients have abnormal liver function, it is best not to drink tea, because tea contains caffeine, which will increase the burden on the liver.

3. Do not drink strong tea as it will make the body overly excited. 4. Do not drink tea before going to bed. After drinking tea before going to bed, it becomes very difficult to fall asleep, and it may even seriously affect the mental state of the next day. This may increase the burden on the liver and be detrimental to the treatment of hepatitis B patients.

Note:

Tea, as a health food, plays a very important role and is also very helpful in the treatment and relief of hepatitis B, but you must be careful. In addition, patients should be careful not to drink too much tea, as excessive consumption of any food will have adverse effects.