I recently started INH & I have a clean liver panel. Will drinking "nonalcoholic" beer (0.5%) be harmful?

Question

Could consuming 1-3 bottles per week of those kind of beer induce alarming elevated liver enzymes?

Answer 1

This is a question you should really be asking your doctor. However, all beer, including nonalcoholic beer, is contraindicated for INH, which means you should really avoid it altogether. Why risk it, just for a few crappy nonalcoholic beers a week?

Answer 2

There aren't any professionals to consuming Coca Cola or any smooth drink like that. Cons: Dental issues (carbonic acid within the sodas erodes enamel teeth) Weight obtain (until you drink vitamin) Makes kids hyperactive and unruly Bad for the atmosphere (bottling firms consume up massive quantities of water and regional assets, produce large waste, and folks clutter with the cans/bottles) Acid reflux Homemade beer (homebrew) is more healthy than Coca Cola, however the alcohol in it has its possess pitfalls (dependancy, liver issues, and so on.). But the homebrew nonetheless has extra nutrients than Coca Cola.

Answer 3

I'm NOT an expert on the subject like the previous poster. However, I believe that there are lots of foods that contain alcohol in miniscule amounts. Things like freshly baked bread, for example. Alcohol is a naturally occuring substance that appears in things that don't make us drunk.

I don't think non-alcoholic beer contains alcohol in any greater amounts that...say...FRUIT. It may not be good for you, but it's not likely to harm your liver any more than a lot of other things you eat every day.