Alcohol Abuse Advice

The Patients with Hepatitis B Should Avoid Some Bad Habits

The patients with hepatitis B have tried various ways to control the attack of the disease. In order to realize the goal, many bad habits in everyday life should be gotten rid of, as these bad habits can seriously threaten the physical situation of the patients.

The first bad habit to be thrown away is excessive drinking. Nowadays, drinking has been an important way to conduct social communication. However, excessive drinking causes serious danger to the human health. According to many experts, the metabolism of alcohol inside the human body is mainly conducted in the liver, and only a small part of alcohol is sent out by the breath or the sweat. Therefore, most of the alcohol will first react with alcohol dehydrogenase to form acetaldehyde which is beneficial to the liver cells. The ordinary people can transform acetaldehyde into acetic acid under the role of alcohol dehydrogenase and further produce energy. However, the metabolism rate of alcohol inside the human body is limited. Excessive drinking can cause alcohol to accumulate in the liver and cause alcoholic liver damage. The liver cells of the patients with hepatitis B have hepatitis B virus, and excessive drinking can put more burdens on the liver cells, which can cause great danger to the human health.

Nowadays, the content of entertainment is more and more diverse at night. One of the direct consequences is inadequate sleep. According to the traditional Chinese medicine, the liver plays an important role in storing the blood and adjusting the blood volume. When people are sleeping or taking a rest, the demands of blood by various body parts decrease. Then a part of the blood will be stored in the liver. However, if people always do not sleep at night, the blood flow in the liver will be inadequate, which will affect the nutrition supplementation of the liver and cause the decreasing human immunity. The liver cells of the patients with hepatitis B have already been damaged. The inadequate sleep will make the liver cells worsen.

In addition, the patients with hepatitis B should not eat the foods containing too much oil. Among all the foods, oil is the primary enemy of the liver. The foods containing much oil usually contain high fat which can be decomposed and absorbed by the small intestine. The fat will be finally absorbed by the liver through blood circulation to be transformed into low density lipoprotein. If the patients with hepatitis B eat the foods with much oil, the burden of the liver will be increased and more serious diseases can be caused. Therefore, the foods which can eliminate the oil and supplement vitamins such as vitamin E should be eaten, such as fresh vegetables.