What to eat to prevent liver cancer

Hepatitis B is a chronic disease that is contagious. It is difficult to recover from it, but it is a chronic disease. The virus does not replicate that fast. As long as it is well treated, it is actually no different from a normal person and will not affect normal life expectancy. If you don't do a good job of preventing the disease, it will develop seriously. So what can people with hepatitis B eat to prevent liver cancer?

1. Patients with hepatitis B should have a reasonable diet: eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement sufficient vitamins and fiber, which also helps to promote digestion. When liver function declines, it often affects fat metabolism, so many patients with chronic hepatitis will have post-hepatitis fatty liver. Therefore, the diet should be low in fat, low in sugar (too much sugar in the body is easily converted into fat), and high in protein. The protein diet should include plant protein and animal protein, such as soy products, beef, chicken, fish, etc. Being picky about food is not good for liver disease.
2. Patients with Hepatitis B should eat appropriately: When the liver is diseased, the digestive function is weakened. Overeating often leads to indigestion and also increases the burden on the liver. Therefore, some people suggest that it is best to eat until 80% full. Overeating is not good for the liver and gastrointestinal function.
3. Patients with hepatitis B should cook light dishes, use less oil, eat less greasy and fried foods, and eat less raw, cold and irritating foods.