There are many ingredients in coffee, including caffeine, tannic acid, fat, acidic fat, volatile fat, protein, sugar, fiber and minerals.
Because of its bitter taste, coffee can stimulate the central nervous system, heart and respiratory system. A small amount of caffeine can also relieve muscle fatigue and promote the secretion of digestive juice. Because it can enhance renal function, it has a good effect on urine and helps the body discharge excess sodium ions. But excessive intake can lead to caffeine poisoning.
Hyperthyroidism:
Drinking coffee should be avoided, because hyperthyroidism patients generally have high metabolism and high nerves, and coffee can stimulate the central nervous system, make nerves excited, and lead to an increase in basal metabolism, so if hyperthyroidism patients drink it again, it will be unfavorable to their condition.
Thyroid nodules:
Due to the stimulating effect of coffee, patients with thyroid nodules should also drink as little as possible.
Hypothyroidism:
Patients with hypothyroidism can drink coffee in principle, but they should also pay attention to drinking less, because drinking too much coffee will react because of excessive caffeine intake, causing fatigue, and hypothyroidism itself is also prone to fatigue.
Thyroiditis:
Drink less coffee and try to replace it with fruit or ordinary white water.
Generally speaking, thyroid patients are chronic diseases, and irritating drinks such as coffee and strong tea should be avoided due to personal circumstances. Even if you really like it, you should grasp the degree and eat as little as possible, so as not to affect your illness or treatment effect.
1 is an abnormally high metabolism of the patient. The accelerated degradation leads to excessive decomposition of protein and insufficient bone protein matrix.
2. A large amount of thyroxine can reduce the level of active vitamin D, resulting in a decrease in calcium and phosphorus absorption and an increase in excretion.
3. The transport speed of bone calcium is obviously accelerated, and a large amount of bone calcium is released and bleeds, which leads to disorder of bone calcium salt deposition and obstruction of bone formation.
4. Thyroxine can promote diuresis, inhibit the reabsorption of calcium, phosphorus and magnesium by the kidney, and promote the excretion of calcium, phosphorus and magnesium. If there is too much thyroxine, it will cause hypocalcemia and decrease of blood phosphorus and magnesium.
5. Hyperthyroidism patients are often accompanied by glucose metabolism disorder, increased glycogen decomposition, elevated blood sugar, diabetes, and aggravated bone metabolism disorder.
6. Thyroxine can increase intestinal peristalsis. It can reduce the absorption of calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, trace elements and other nutrients in the gastrointestinal tract, and the consumption is large, resulting in the lack of bone nutrients in the body.
7. Patients with chronic hyperthyroidism are often accompanied by hypogonadism. Women show irregular menstruation and amenorrhea, and men may have impotence, which is related to the decrease of androgen secretion. Bone resorption is further enhanced;
In short, patients with thyroid diseases should regularly monitor bone mineral density to ensure the normal health of thyroid and bones. Both newborn babies and children should be concerned about the health of the thyroid gland, because the hormones secreted by the thyroid gland determine whether the child's body and bones develop normally.