What foods or drinks are not good when you have a hepatitis b?

Answer 1

Those who have hepatitis should avoid the following:

Sugary foods such as jams, pastries, doughnuts, cakes, pies, candy, cookies and brownies or baked beans, ketchup, barbecue sauce, salad dressings and fruit canned in heavy syrup, also soda, many juice drinks, sports drinks, drink powders and beverages made with high fructose corn syrup

Salty foods such as bottled and canned sauces and gravy, canned meats and fish, canned soups and dry soup mixes, processed meats such as luncheon meats, bacon, ham and sausage, peanut butter, baking mixes such as bread,pancake and muffin mixes, and snack foods such as potato chips and crackers; also bouillon cubes, seasonings and powdered sauces in packages

Fatty foods such as organ meats (liver, kidney), non-lean meats, poultry skin and processed meats (bologna, Hot Dogs, bacon, sausage and lunch meat), lard, butter, whole milk and other whole-fat dairy products (cheese and ice cream), margarine or shortening containing trans fats, coconut and palm oil. Hepatitis C patients also should go easy on baked goods that tend to be high in fat, and fried fast food, (french fries, burgers)

Alcohol - alcohol or foods containing alcohol are toxic to the liver