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CID actor Dinesh Phadnis passed away at 57 due to liver damage, leaving the entertainment industry and his fans shocked. Liver problems can affect anyone and the earlier it is detected the more chance of survival remains. Read!

CID actor Dinesh Phadnis passes away due to liver problems; know about the ailment he was suffering from

CID actor Dinesh Phadnis passed away at 57 due to liver damage, leaving the entertainment industry and his fans shocked. Liver problems can affect anyone and the earlier it is detected the more chance of survival remains. Read!

The entertainment industry is mourning the loss of actor Dinesh Phadnis, who was known for his role as Fredricks in CID. He was suffering from liver ailments and was put on ventilator support earlier this week.
What are some common liver problems?
Among the many liver problems, the most common ones are Hepatitis, Liver cirrhosis, Fibriosis, and Liver cancer. According to doctors, anyone can be at risk of developing a liver disease. However, certain factors increase the risks.
What increases the chance of liver disease?
Sharing needles, getting exposed to blood or bodily fluids, obesity, diabetes, and cholesterol, and working in places with exposure to toxins or pesticides. Even taking certain herbs and supplements in large amounts can hurt your liver. Doctors also advise to never take medicines with alcohol.
Signs you may have a liver disease
Some signs of liver disease include having dark-coloured urine, digestive issues, light-colored stool, issues in digestion, weight loss, and muscle loss. You may also have musty-smelling breath and skin itchiness.
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A new study has revealed that coffee enhances digestion and can prevent liver diseases.


Coffee can improve digestion, prevent liver disease: Study

Here’s another good reason to make coffee part of your daily routine!

Moderate coffee consumption benefits digestive system
Coffee helps prevent gallstones and several liver diseases
Researchers evaluated 194 different publications
Coffee is linked to a healthier composition of gut microbiota

According to a recent study, moderate&nbsp;coffee consumption improves digestion and can prevent liver disease.

Coffee consumption in moderate quantities benefits our digestive system and gut, new research has claimed. The study published in the&nbsp;Nutrients Journal&nbsp;also observed that coffee helps to prevent gallstones and several liver diseases.&nbsp;
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Researchers evaluated 194 different publications for the study and concluded that moderate coffee consumption (around three to four cups a day) didn't create any harmful effects on the digestive tract.&nbsp;
As per the findings, coffee is linked to a healthier composition of gut microbiota and positively&nbsp;affects your digestive system. The research also strongly supported the protective effect of coffee against liver diseases.
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Consuming too much red meat can increase the accumulation of fat in the liver and raise risks of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

Red meat consumption raises risk of fatty liver disease: Study

Red meat consumption is associated with a higher risk of developing non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). 

THIS diet change can help reduce fatty liver disease risk, find out how!

Red meat consumption raises fatty liver disease risk: Study
Team examined 78,000 participants over a period of 20 years
Limiting red meat intake may prevent &amp; help manage NAFLD

According to a new study, consuming too much red meat can increase the accumulation of fat in the liver and raise risks of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

According to a study published in the Clinical Nutrition journal, red meat consumption is associated with an increased risk for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
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Researchers examined 78,000 participants over a period of 20 years. During the study, baseline information was collected using lifestyle and diet questionnaires. The team discovered that those who had less than one serving of red meat in a week had a significantly lower risk of NAFLD as opposed to those who had red meat every day or multiple times a day.
The findings suggest that limiting red meat intake may prevent and help manage NAFLD. To dodge NAFLD risk, researchers recommended a plant-based diet with low levels of sugar, refined carbohydrates and saturated fats.
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Drinking up to four cups of coffee a day could be linked to a reduced risk of developing chronic liver disease, new research suggests.

Drinking coffee associated with reduced risk of chronic liver disease: Study

Drinking coffee may cut the risk of chronic liver disease
The health benefits leveled off at four to five cups of coffee a day
Coffee can be used to help decrease the risk of developing liver disease

Drinking up to four cups of coffee a day could be linked to a reduced risk of developing chronic liver disease, new research suggests.

New research from the United Kingdom has found that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/does-drinking-coffee-damage-your-skin-1569673168215" target="_blank">drinking coffee</a> is associated with a lowered risk of chronic liver disease and other liver health conditions. The study published in the journal BMC Public Health, found that coffee drinkers had a 21 percent reduced risk of liver disease and a 49 percent lower risk of death from chronic <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/children-of-overweight-mothers-at-higher-risk-of-fatty-liver-disease-1625207612272" target="_blank">liver disease</a>.
The researchers evaluated the health data of 495,585 people who were tracked for an average of 10 years. Throughout the study, there were 3,600 cases of chronic liver disease or a buildup of fat in the liver. The health benefits were most pronounced among those who drank caffeinated ground coffee. Although instant coffee and decaffeinated coffee were linked with health benefits, ground coffee had the largest effects.
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As per the findings, coffee could potentially be used as an affordable and accessible way to help decrease the risk of developing liver disease. Researchers are still learning how coffee might fight liver disease, but they suspect it&rsquo;s because the popular beverage has anti-inflammatory or anti-fibrotic properties.

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