can I drink coffee, coffee bad for the liver. I've read some articles that said it actually helps the liver. What did your doctor say about coffee no sugars.

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I had my pre-op on May 29th, and asked about coffee and caffiene and was told I could drink it both pre-op and post-op. Of course, as with everything, in moderation.

can I drink coffee, coffee bad for the liver. I've read some articles that said it actually helps the liver. What did your doctor say about coffee no sugars.

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I was advised to stop all caffeinated drinks, and switch to decaf coffee and tea. This was one instruction which I made the "executive decision" not to comply with, and returned to enjoying my once a day morning glass of iced coffee when I returned to being able to eat regular meals.

Though caffeine has a well earned reputation as a stomach irritant, I also take a stomach protector medication daily, and have not experienced any negative effects. I believe that does help me to avoid any irritation.

I have never read or heard of coffee being harmful to the liver, especially in moderation.

Your mileage may vary!

I was advised to stop all caffeinated drinks' date=' and switch to decaf coffee and tea. This was one instruction which I made the "executive decision" not to comply with, and returned to enjoying my once a day morning glass of iced coffee when I returned to being able to eat regular meals.

Though caffeine has a well earned reputation as a stomach irritant, I also take a stomach protector medication daily, and have not experienced any negative effects. I believe that does help me to avoid any irritation.

I have never read or heard of coffee being harmful to the liver, especially in moderation.

Your mileage may vary! [/quote']

What stomach protector are you taking? if you don't mind me asking.

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I was advised to stop all caffeinated drinks' date=' and switch to decaf coffee and tea. This was one instruction which I made the "executive decision" not to comply with, and returned to enjoying my once a day morning glass of iced coffee when I returned to being able to eat regular meals.

Though caffeine has a well earned reputation as a stomach irritant, I also take a stomach protector medication daily, and have not experienced any negative effects. I believe that does help me to avoid any irritation.

I have never read or heard of coffee being harmful to the liver, especially in moderation.

Your mileage may vary! [/quote']

Coffee helps me not feel hungry, but I want my liver to shrink.

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