Is drinking black coffee bad for the kidneys?

[lunfardi]

[h=1]Is drinking black coffee bad for our kidneys? If so, how? If not, why? Someone told that coffee with milk/cream is the healthy way to drink coffee and not black. many people love to drink black coffee w/o cream or milk! What is it about black co[/h]






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[win231]

You'll never get the same answers when you ask a question about coffee & health - whether it's black coffee or coffee with cream. I've never heard about black coffee being bad for kidneys.

 

[coffeefanatic232]

No, once it gets into your bloodstream "coffee" or "coffee + cream + sugar" all get processed separately. In fact, cream and sugar generally make the coffee worse for you because of the added saturated fats and sugars. (That's a high level comment and there are a variety of reasons to like/want to add cream and/or sugar to your coffee.)

 

[santiente]

[QUOTE = coffeefanatic232; 103548] Không, một khi nó được đưa vào dòng máu của bạn "cà phê" hoặc "cà phê + kem + đường", tất cả đều được xử lý riêng. Trong thực tế, kem và đường thường làm cho cà phê tồi tệ hơn cho bạn vì chất béo bão hòa và đường bổ sung. (Đó là một nhận xét cấp cao và có nhiều lý do để thích / muốn thêm kem và / hoặc đường vào cà phê của bạn.) [/ QUOTE]

I think the same as you

 

[RoasterTech]

From a health standpoint, the most healthy way to drink coffee is black. Dairy is hard for the human body to process, and refined sugars are also a problem for the body. If you must use a sweetener, try using natural sugar such as maple syrup, honey, or raw sugar. Try cold brew coffee if you are concerned about your health. Cold Brew has a lot of benefits over traditional methods.

 

[RonnieCabana]

black coffee is not bad for coffee lovers with kidney disease, but there are few things to think about.
The amount of coffee you drink
Your blood pressure
Additives
Your fluid intake

 

[BescaRoasting]

Truth ronnie. Also something few people consider often is body PH. It's a good idea to test your body ph regularly to make sure you are not too acidic.

 

[branson]

[FONT=&quot]The effects come down to one factor, and that is dose. How much caffeine one consumes on occasions, or daily? A single cup has – depending on the strength of the beans – anywhere from 100 to 200mg caffeine in it. People, who have a caffeine intolerance have to drink decaf variants, but for healthy people, a daily dose of 400 or 500mg shouldn’t cause any problems.[/FONT]

 

[rozedream]

I think that there can be a lot of discussions about it, but there is no on 100% of facts.. Now any products can spoil us health.

 

[wstsider]

Well, if you use hard water to make coffee, it may cause kidney stones just like hard water by itself!

What is hard water?

 

[jonuk]

Only if you drink it too much or too often, In general - coffee is good for the health, just dont have too much of it. 2 cups a day is an ok number!

 

[topher]

I'm gonna just leave this right here...
https://www.foxnews.com/health/drinking-coffee-not-bad-for-your-heart-study