Tea does not lower aminotransferases, there is no literature to support that tea lowers aminotransferases, and tea provides energy and nutrients to the body. Tea can provide energy and nutrients to the body. There are mainly causative and symptomatic treatments for lowering transaminases, and the medication should be taken according to the doctor’s instructions.
There are many types of tea, including black tea and green tea, which contain a variety of nutrients, such as fat, protein, vitamins, minerals, etc., which help the body maintain normal physiological functions. However, there is no information to prove that a certain tea can be used to reduce transaminase.
There are many reasons for elevated transaminases, such as viral hepatitis, alcoholic hepatitis, drug-induced liver injury, cirrhosis, etc. It is necessary to treat the cause of the disease, such as antiviral, alcohol cessation, discontinuation of liver-damaging medications, etc. If necessary, it can be combined with symptomatic treatment, taking hepatoprotective medications under the guidance of the doctor, such as polyenophosphatidylcholine capsules and reduced glutathione.
Daily life requires a light diet, not to be tired and stay up late. If abnormal transaminases occur, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time.