Large doses of vitamins may present an unecessary stress to the weakened liver. It is safer to get your vitamins by consuming a well-balanced diet that is rich in fruits and vegetables. You should only take vitamin supplements under the direction of your healthcare provider. I heard alcohol in moderation is believed to be beneficial to health. However, for people with liver disease, the risks of drinking alcohol, even in moderation, may outweight these benefits.
Alcohol is a toxin.
It is processed and cleared from the blood stream by the liver. Alcohol, as well as the byproducts produced during this processing, can cause damage to liver tissue causing liver disease. Even if your liver disease is not alcohol-related, drinking alcohol can cause further damage to an already injured liver. What's more, if the liver is impaired by disease, it may not be able to appropriately process the alcohol you drink causing other health problems. Not all exercises or diets are suitable for everyone.