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Tuesday, 27/1/2026 | 00:06 GMT+7

Everyday drink helps reverse fatty liver

Black coffee helps reduce liver fat, fight inflammation, slow fibrosis, and improve liver enzymes, but it needs to be consumed correctly and not overused.

Fatty liver often develops silently and only shows symptoms when the damage is severe. Instead of relying on unsubstantiated "detox" therapies, experts state that pure black coffee is a powerful natural ally in reducing fat accumulation and effectively combating liver inflammation.

Nikita Bardia, a nutritionist and health coach in Kolkata, India, with 10 years of experience, recently shared tips for liver recovery through proper black coffee consumption. In a video posted on 22/1, she stated: "The drink your liver truly loves is pure black coffee".

Four reasons black coffee helps "rescue" your liver

Expert Nikita highlighted four core effects of black coffee on fatty liver disease:

Reduces liver fat accumulation

Coffee improves insulin sensitivity, which limits fat storage in the liver. Regular coffee drinkers often show lower liver fat indexes in imaging diagnostics.

Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects

Bioactive compounds like chlorogenic acids and polyphenols help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. This is a key factor in preventing fatty liver from progressing to non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and cirrhosis.

Slows fibrosis progression

Numerous studies indicate that coffee drinkers have lower levels of liver fibrosis, even if they had pre-existing conditions. This benefit is observed independently, regardless of whether the individual loses weight.

Improves liver enzyme levels

Regular black coffee consumption helps lower ALT and AST levels, which are indicators of liver damage and stress.

Pure black coffee is a powerful natural ally in reducing fat accumulation and effectively combating liver inflammation. Photo: Bao Bao

Pure black coffee is a powerful natural ally in reducing fat accumulation and effectively combating liver inflammation. Photo: Bao Bao

How much is enough, and how to drink it correctly?

For optimal liver protection, the expert suggests the following consumption guidelines:

Dosage

Only consume two to three cups daily. While some studies suggest benefits with up to 4 cups, exceeding this limit can be counterproductive, leading to sleep disturbances, increased cortisol levels, and negative effects on gut health.

Optimal timing

It is best to drink it after meals or in the mid-morning. Absolutely avoid drinking it in the evening, as sleep deprivation will worsen fatty liver disease.

The "three noes" principle

No added sugar, no fatty cream, and no flavored syrups. These additives transform coffee into a "sugar delivery system", exacerbating insulin resistance and nullifying any benefits for the liver.

Expert Nikita emphasized that coffee is merely a supportive tool; it cannot reverse the disease if you maintain unhealthy habits such as a diet high in sugar and refined carbohydrates, frequent alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, and lack of sleep.

A cup of pure black coffee not only helps you stay alert but also provides an inexpensive and effective way to "maintain" your liver. Start changing your habit of drinking milk coffee or sugary coffee to a cup of original black coffee to protect your health starting today.

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By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/thuc-uong-quen-thuoc-giup-dao-nguoc-gan-nhiem-mo-5010122.html
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