benefits of coffee in diet

Dear All, I have a few questions about the diet that patients of Hepatitis C should take/ avoid. 1. Alcohol is an absolute no as far as I understand. 2. What about coffee? I have read reports that it slows liver damage. Is this true? Should one have coffee during the treatment and when one is not being treated? 3. Do we need to avoid fried/ deep fried food? And what about chicken and mutton? 4. During tx papaya is said to boost platelet count. Does it interfere with the treatment drugs? 5.

Caffeine in small amounts is okay. I usually keep it to one cup of coffee (8oz), or just one glass of tea or soda. They recommend under 200mg a day. Actually, in early pregnancy, black tea or coffee helped my morning sickness.

s effects on insulin resistance have been measured in habitual coffee drinkers with prediabetes, said Dr. Lane of the department of psychiatry and behavioral medicine at Duke University, Durham, N.C. More than 12 other studies have shown that caffeine administration acutely raises insulin resistance both in healthy, nondiabetic volunteers and in patients with type 2 diabetes.

With those, the only problem is keeping the overall sugar load down, in your diet. I went with cutting my sodas in half with sparkling water and having only one a day.

There are a lot of mixed medical opinions out there regarding this so you should do what you feel comfortable with both physically and emotionally...caffeine is tough to kick so if you decide to cut it out of your diet do it slowly by switching to a mix of decaf and regular...I personally gave it up while I was prego but I had a miscarriage at 11 weeks...however I quickly went back to my old habit and it is a b**** to kick it again!

Curcuma pills 3 per day for liver cell regeneration(antyoxidant) 3 or 4 cups of coffee per day for protective properties. Avoid dairy products except yoghurt wich is good.( not sure but that is what i read) Last but not least avoid alcohol and beverages with that sprinkle like cola redbull...

Hi there, I provide some basic advice on other forums, but am looking for some advice of my own now, I am wondering if there are health benefits in cutting out coffee and replacing it with decafe coffee, some friends say its good others say it's no better?

I'm also drinking one cup of coffee in the morning. I brew it myself and it's not strong, and I add milk in it. My doc said it was fine. I also read the artificial sweetener in soft drinks like diet coke is not recommended during pregnancy so I would stear clear of any soft drinks diet or not. No idea what coke zero has in it but I think a mild coffee is better than a diet coke if you really need a kick of cafeinne.

one or more of which is responsible for the benefit that has been linked to coffee intake on liver disease in patients with alcoholic and viral hepatitis. Benefits include decreases in markers of liver disease progression and reductions in the risk for fibrosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Epidemiologic studies have suggested that there is a cause and effect associated with coffee intake and its benefits on the liver.

If he is on triple tx, with Incivek for the first 12 weeks, he will actually be forced to eat a very high fat diet during that stage (20 mg of fat within 30 minutes prior to pill), as that medication is carried and absorbed via fat. Other than that one drug there are no real dietary restrictions except eating enough and including some fats for better absorption of the ribavirin. Most people lose their appetite and lose some weight while on interferon and ribavirin.

Hi there, I provide some basic advice on other forums, but am looking for some advice of my own now, I am wondering if there are health benefits in cutting out coffee and replacing it with decafe coffee, some friends say its good others say it's no better?

folgers single in the morning and one decaf in the afternoon. I use to drink a whole pot of reg. coffee in the morning. That was bad news, plus I use to get the jitters from all of the caffiene. I was a caffiene junky with bad headaches if I went without my coffee. I never drank any kind of instant coffee before, but the folgers singles are pretty good.

Hi Ladies what are your thoughts on coffee 1 small cup a day, also what do you think about diet drinks in moderation. I love soda I know its bad for you and I am drinking tons of water these days but sometimes only a soda will do.

Lauric Acid a Key Component to Health Lauric acid is a medium chain fatty acid which is abundant in coconut oil, and considered responsible for many of its health benefits. Coconut oil is about 50% lauric acid. The only other abundant source found in nature is in human breast milk. Dr. Jon J. Kabara, PhD and Professor Emeritus of Michigan State University says, "Never before in the history of man is it so important to emphasize the value of Lauric Oils.

I have very little knowledge about diets that help alleviate symptoms of patm, i just want to learn more so if you know any then please write it down in the comments. :) thanks.

i also have been using coconut oil in my coffee with agave and in my smoothies ive read so many differant articles stating all the benefits of using coconut oil,fish oil, flaxseed, parssley tea. can i benefit from them?

Wow, Bill's link provides various coffee links in one neat package and brings back memories. It's really worth clicking on it (he did such a smart search, so thanks, kid): http://www.medhelp.org/forums/search/75?query=coffee+liver+health I've only been here for a few of these discussion over the last couple of years, so it's interesting to see that they've gone on forever. I remember one thing that stuck with me, even thought the studies in favor of coffee abound.

Here is one good reason for you! :) Reduced Risk Of Liver Cancer Linked With Coffee Consumption Medical News Today 05 Aug 2007 After lung and stomach cancer, liver cancer is the third largest cause of cancer deaths in the world. A new study on the relationship between coffee drinking and the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) confirmed that there is an inverse association between coffee consumption and HCC, although the reasons for this relationship are still unresolved.

m not sure that I can confidently say that I have received benefits. However, it is interesting that for each of my 3 relapses before the diet I developed new symptoms and the 2 relapses since I have not. Unfortunately, the benefits won't be seen until 1 year, with the majority of Swank's patients seeing maximum benefits after 5 years. I have met 2 people, spoken to another on the phone and been on a forum with at least another 5 people who all attest to the benefits of this diet.

I was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia yesterday and have been prescribed oxcarbazepine also hydrocodone for pain. I know I can trigger the attacks by movement of my head but I also get attacks by putting various foods in my mouth. I really don't even get a chance to taste them since I go into pain immediately. Do you have a list of triggering foods available?

Coconut milk generally raises both HDL and LDL cholesterol (the good AND the bad). If you're concerned about having a HDL level that's lower than you'd like, I don't think coconut milk will help the way you'd like it to. In cultures like Thailand, where people usually eat many more fruits and vegetables than most westerners and less meat, coconut milk is often the only source of saturated fat in the diet.

Thank you everybody! Coffeemate! I can live with that! What I can't live withut is the coffee! Actually, nobody wants to be near me when I don't have my coffee. I guess I was so focused on the AVOID list that I didn't pay attention to the ALLOWED list. What about rice? Some sites say yes, others no. I can manage that but I'm curious.

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What I figured out from my lifestyle and diet was that I depleted my body of essential nutrients by only consuming about 700 food calories a day and drinking light and sweet coffee all day and alcohol at night.

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