7 Foods That Are Good for Your Liver

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Coffee

Clear evidence shows coffee benefits liver: improves enzymes, reduces disease risks. Black tea may also help but less effective.

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Nuts

Here’s another one that you may associate with heart health, but nuts don’t just benefit your ticker. Nuts contain healthy fats and antioxidants

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Olive Oil

Olive oil: Rich in healthy fats & antioxidants, supports liver health. Use in dressings, roasting, baking. Versatile & beneficial!

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Mushrooms

Mushrooms offer liver support with antioxidants. 2020 study: eating ≥4 times/week = 24% lower risk of fatty liver disease.

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Turmeric

Turmeric may protect the liver; curcumin in it is beneficial in animals, but limited human data exists. Use it in food for potential benefits.

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Yogurt

Choose yogurt with live cultures, no added sugar. Probiotics may lower bad cholesterol & protect the liver (2019 study).

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Water

H2O: Crucial for liver health. A 2021 study found men who had ≥8 glasses/day were less likely to develop NAFLD. Replace a drink with water.

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Pistachios

Know what's nuts? A cup of pistachios will provide you with 510 IU of vitamin A. Meanwhile, what do cashews and almonds give you? Nada!

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Broccoli

Broccoli is a total winner when it comes to vitamin A. The fibrous veggie packs in 3,788 IU per bunch, plus it's also super high in protein, vitamin C, and calcium.

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Goji Berries

Talk about superfood. You'll score 26,822 IU of vitamin A in just half a cup of dried goji berries — it's a great portable snack or oatmeal topper.

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Mango

Who doesn't love this tasty tropical fruit? One mango comes in at 3,636 IU of vitamin A, making it the perfect way to sweeten your day.

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