A little bit of hope for all could well be at hand with this...

[Kellan38]

Ever since I received my first really helpful reply on this forum, I’ve wanted to give something back.

I was thinking about this earlier, and then within half an hour, I found something that I honestly believe can significantly ease the worries (would you accept by up to 43%?) of many people. The facts I’ve read in here have certainly helped me, and if you knew me, then you’d know that that’s certainly no mean feat!

The information I’m referring to is about the benefits to our livers from drinking coffee, and I apologise if this is old news’ to many people, but I’ve been really lifted by these facts this morning, and I really hope someone else can be helped by this - even today, and just by reading it - as I was.

Just for an ‘eye catching headline’, here’s a short extract that I lifted from page 9 of the main (86 page!) document, that summarises the reasons for my hope:

“The results of the prospective cohort studies, in particular, are indicative of a dose-response relationship. Two extra cups of coffee per day are associated with a 43% reduced risk of liver cancer, amongst populations who typically consume anything from 1 to over 5 cups a day”

And here is the full report:

britishlivertrust.org.uk/wp...

I really hope at least one person can feel slightly helped by this...

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Thank you, I think I did read it somewhere but this one is so informative, thank you. Please take care of yourself Lynne

[Kellan38 in reply to Hidden]

I’m certainly trying to do so, Lynne, thank you.

You take care, too. Your health and your happiness matter - and not just to you...

Regards

Graham

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Thank you. As you've probably seen, I'm not brilliant at the moment but I will keep smiling 😁. Best wishes Lynne

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Coff-a-holic ☕🙏 it works.👍

[Kellan38 in reply to Hidden]

Well, I certainly hope so, Ofeckman.

I’ve never been a coffee drinker, but I’ve started drinking it now, and I intend to stick to doing so every day.

I’d be extremely interested to know how you’ve benefited from this personally, and also whether any other forum members have tried, and can vouch for this, too...

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Nor me. But I had read up on it since my diagnosis. I don't really do water athough I should. I consumed more water as a mixer to the poison as I don't much care for the fizzy stuff.

I drink loads of coffee now & the occasional alco free. Only downside is the caffeine too much not good for the heart. It doesn't even affect my sleep. Decaff doesn't cut it for me.

Too much of a good thing in moderation. We can't win.

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Hi

It's really strange I used to drink at least 6 mugs a day when I was still working but since I had to take ill health retirement last year I just about manage 2 as it knocks me off. Take care of yourself Lynne

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Im the same Lynne, i drink 2 in morning and cant touch it for rest of the day xx

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It's so strange, so different now. Something has made me only have 2. How are you feeling today? Love and hugs Lynne xxxx