Scientists have confirmed that drinking coffee can reduce liver cirrhosis

good news, according to the U.S. "Scientific Alert" network reported that
9,
studies covering a total of
43
million people showed that drinking two cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of cirrhosis by
44%
. Therefore, scientists recommend the use of coffee to effectively prevent cirrhosis of the liver disease.is a common chronic liver disease in life, caused by one or more causes of long-term repeated damage to the liver in the body. Hepatocellular necrosis and destruction of liver tissue cause the liver to gradually deform and harden, which in turn develops into cirrhosis of the liver. The disease can be fatal and there is currently no effective treatment.But a recent good news came, according to the United States "Scientific Alert" network
2

25
reported that
9
a total of
43
,000 people covered the study data show that drinking two cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of cirrhosis
44%
. Therefore, scientists recommend the use of coffee to effectively prevent cirrhosis of the liver disease.researchers analyzed
5,
cluster studies and
4,
case-control studies, including
1990
cases and
432133
participants. In
9
,
8
studies found that the risk of cirrhosis decreased as the amount of coffee consumed increased. The researchers concluded that the continued increase in coffee consumption may actually reduce the prevalence of cirrhosis, but the team did not distinguish between the types of coffee or the way it was brewed.And Samantha Heller, a senior clinical nutritionist at New York University, points out that while coffee contains ingredients that provide oxidation and anti-inflammatory effects, it does not "reverse" the "systemic damage" to the liver caused by bad habits. In other words, coffee does provide some protection against cirrhosis, but if you're drinking for a long time, don't think that one or two cups of coffee a day will save you from health penalties.Oliver Kennedy, a researcher at the University of Southampton in the UK who led the study, said in an interview that "coffee is cheap and widely available, and basically acceptable to everyone, and it is a very important finding to reduce the risk of cirrhosis in an easy way", "especially for those who want to improve their health." Now, researchers urgently need more convincing clinical trials to tap into the broader benefits and harms of coffee so that doctors can come up with more specific treatments for patients., according to the World Health Organization, about one million people die each year from cirrhosis, which is caused by excessive drinking, infectious hepatitis, immune system disorders and fatty liver disease. The efficacy of drinking coffee on liver health care has aroused the interest of many scientists, after all, there are not many drinks such as coffee, which have attracted the attention of the scientific community, and all kinds of teas produced in China are among them.In
2014
, Sanji Ftshopra, an American liver expert and professor at Harvard Medical School, noted that people who drank coffee regularly had lower levels of glutamate-transaminase in their bodies than those who did not drink coffee. The elevation of glutamate transaminase is an important indicator of liver function problems, which means that coffee has a certain liver protection effect. Summarizing previous studies, it can be seen that as a hot drink, coffee not only affects the biological rhythms of humans, but also reduces the risk of skin cancer and diabetes. Now the efficacy of coffee liver care has been further demonstrated, people have another way to protect their health through daily diet therapy.