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American scientists say drinking coffee may not cause high blood pressure

American scientists say drinking coffee may not cause high blood pressure

According to Xinhua News Agency, many people like to drink coffee but are worried about being unhealthy. Drinking coffee may not lead to an increase in the prevalence of high blood pressure, US researchers have found. Reuters reported on the 22nd that US researchers had previously conducted six studies, involving a total of about 170000 people. For up to 33 years, the researchers recorded how much coffee these people drank every day. About 1/5 of the subjects ended up suffering from

2015-06-25
Coffee research says drinking coffee antioxidants can help skin protect against sunscreen

Coffee research says drinking coffee antioxidants can help skin protect against sunscreen

A few days ago, an Indian research institute announced that coffee has been shown to protect against the sun in mice. It is difficult for many people to associate sunscreen with drinking coffee. Does drinking coffee really protect you from the sun? Teacher Nancy, a beauty consultant of this newspaper and a famous beauty expert in Taiwan, explained to us that there is no data to prove that drinking coffee can directly protect against ultraviolet rays, but coffee has very good.

2014-11-04
Coffee May Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence After Cure

Coffee May Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence After Cure

A study in Clinical Cancer Research, a journal of the American Cancer Society, found that drinking just two cups of coffee a day inhibited tumor growth and reduced the risk of recurrence in women diagnosed with breast cancer and treated with the antiestrogen drug tamoxifen. In 2013, Clinical Cancer Research, a journal owned by the American Cancer Society, published a report in Lund, Sweden.

2015-08-25
Research reports show that drinking coffee does not lead to high blood pressure

Research reports show that drinking coffee does not lead to high blood pressure

Research reports show that drinking coffee does not lead to high blood pressure. As caffeine can lead to a temporary rise in blood pressure, many people worry that long-term drinking coffee will lead to high blood pressure. Healthy women who drink at least six cups of coffee a day are no more likely to develop high blood pressure within 10 years than those who quit coffee, according to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. On the contrary, drink only 0: 3 a day.

2014-06-14
Research shows that drinking coffee can quickly lift your spirits and improve work efficiency.

Research shows that drinking coffee can quickly lift your spirits and improve work efficiency.

Coffee is arguably the most widely used natural neurostimulant in the world. Having a cup of coffee every morning makes people feel refreshed, thus improving work efficiency and performance, which has also been confirmed in scientific experiments. Coffee does improve people's ability to process information, according to a study. Psychologist at Tufts University (Tufts University) in Massachusetts, USA

2015-09-08
Scientists studying coffee genes may help to develop improved varieties.

Scientists studying coffee genes may help to develop improved varieties.

An international research team released a genetic map of coffee on September 4th, saying it would help improve the taste of the world's most popular drink. According to Hong Kong's Oriental Daily on September 5, the genetic map could help scientists develop stronger varieties of coffee plants with better quality and resistance to drought. Rahimi, a researcher at the French Institute for Development Research, said the findings could be

2014-09-09
Coffee helps women retain memories

Coffee helps women retain memories

Dr. Ritchie and others of the French National Health and Medical Research Center have completed a large study.

2014-05-22
Dutch researchers say that drinking coffee may have something to do with genes

Dutch researchers say that drinking coffee may have something to do with genes

Researchers at Erasmus University Medical Center in the Netherlands surveyed 18000 people that coffee drinking may have something to do with genes.

2014-06-10
Study found that chronic patients can drink coffee

Study found that chronic patients can drink coffee

Previous studies on coffee and health have shown conflicting results, with some studies showing that drinking coffee regularly increases the risk of heart disease, cancer and stroke.

2014-05-21
Coffee healthy Life Coffee smokers are more likely to develop cancer

Coffee healthy Life Coffee smokers are more likely to develop cancer

Coffee is only a fashionable drink in our country, and it has long become a part of daily diet in foreign countries, and it has become a necessary drink for many families and companies. However, health experts warn people not to drink coffee too much, or there will be health risks. 1. Canadian researchers recently found that caffeine has a bad effect on people who don't have enough insulin. The researchers found that

2014-10-28
Coffee research scientists use coffee grounds to extract biodiesel

Coffee research scientists use coffee grounds to extract biodiesel

According to foreign media reports, coffee can not only satisfy your hunger as afternoon tea, but also turn it into biofuel and drive your car. This statement comes from a study by scientists at the University of Nevada in the United States, who have found that boiled coffee grounds can also be used to produce biodiesel. The researchers said in a published article that the technology of making diesel from coffee grounds is not difficult, using chemistry.

2014-11-03
New research shows that a cup of coffee lasts for six hours

New research shows that a cup of coffee lasts for six hours

The stimulating effect of caffeine can last for six hours, a new study has found.

2014-05-15
Scientist: coffee, changing blood type is no longer a dream

Scientist: coffee, changing blood type is no longer a dream

Xinhua London, April 2 (Reporter GE Qiufang) an international research team has made a breakthrough in blood group transformation research, and they have found two enzymes that can effectively convert type A, B and AB blood into type O blood. An international team led by Henrik Clausen, a scientist at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, reports in the latest issue of the journal Nature Biology that researchers have identified bacteria in bacteria.

2015-06-26
Study found that drinking coffee helps eliminate inflammation of coffee.

Study found that drinking coffee helps eliminate inflammation of coffee.

Drinking coffee can have a slight anti-inflammatory effect and help regulate high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, according to a new study by Finnish and German researchers, Xinhua reported. The researchers reported that they asked 47 subjects who had a coffee drinking habit to quit drinking coffee for a month, and each of them drank four cups a day of traditional handmade cooking for the second month.

2015-06-25
Scientific Research and cultivation of Costa Rican Coffee

Scientific Research and cultivation of Costa Rican Coffee

The research center, located about 30 kilometers northeast of San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica, belongs to the Costa Rican Coffee Association and is the research institution for planting, breeding and quality inspection of Brazilian coffee fruits in Costa rica. in addition, it also has 10 hectares of experimental plots, planting a number of excellent varieties. Coffee is the main agricultural product of Costa Rica.

2016-06-15
Drinking coffee helps eliminate inflammation and the benefits of healthy coffee drinking

Drinking coffee helps eliminate inflammation and the benefits of healthy coffee drinking

Drinking coffee can have a slight anti-inflammatory effect and help regulate high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, according to a new study by Finnish and German researchers. The researchers reported that they asked 47 subjects who had a coffee drinking habit to quit drinking coffee for a month, and each of them drank four cups of brewed coffee a day in the second month.

2015-04-07
Coffee can reduce the risk of recurrence in breast cancer patients after cure.

Coffee can reduce the risk of recurrence in breast cancer patients after cure.

A study by Clinical Cancer Research, a journal of the American Cancer Society, shows that drinking just two cups of coffee a day can inhibit tumor growth and reduce the risk of tumor recurrence in women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and treated with the antiestrogen drug tamoxifen. In 2013, Clinical Cancer Research, a journal of the American Cancer Society, published Lund, Sweden.

2015-08-04
Boutique coffee common sense drinking coffee can really reduce inflammation?

Boutique coffee common sense drinking coffee can really reduce inflammation?

Drinking coffee can reduce inflammation and help regulate high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, according to a new study by Finnish and German researchers. The researchers reported that they asked 47 subjects who had a coffee drinking habit to quit drinking coffee for a month to prove that drinking coffee could reduce inflammation. In the second month after that, they were each asked to drink four cups a day to make it in the traditional handmade way.

2015-06-25
How many cups of coffee do you drink every day to prevent serious illness?

How many cups of coffee do you drink every day to prevent serious illness?

A 19-year follow-up study by the research team of the National Cancer Research Center of Japan found that drinking more coffee and green tea can help reduce the risk of death from a variety of serious diseases. According to the number of times the subjects drank coffee, the research team divided them into five groups that drank almost no coffee to more than five cups of coffee a day. The results showed that they were based on a group of people who drank almost no coffee.

2015-08-25
Drinking coffee in moderation can prevent diabetes

Drinking coffee in moderation can prevent diabetes

Abstract: recently, Japanese research institutions have found that coffee can prevent and alleviate many diseases. Coffee, which originated in Ethiopia, has been a secret medicine taken by Islamic clerics in ancient times and was not promoted as a drink by Europeans until 400 years ago. A recent survey by the National Research Center of Japan shows that people who drink coffee every day are finished with regard to the efficacy of suppressing cancer.

2015-04-10
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