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Studies have shown that coffee can affect DNA in muscles
You might think that no matter what you do, your genetic DNA will not be affected, but in a sense, this idea is wrong. In March, in the journal Cell Metabolism, published by Cell Press, researchers reported that when men and women who did not exercise for a few minutes when they were in good health, their DNA levels increased.
2015-04-27 Studies have shown that coffee can affect muscle DNA may think
Drinking coffee every day makes you live longer.
Coffee is loved by more people in the 21st century, and research on the relationship between coffee and health is in doubt. Coffee's ability to prolong one's life has become a topic of discussion among people. Recently, a foreign study showed that people who drink coffee live longer. Daily coffee, caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee drinks may help extend life span, study finds
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Study found that cocoa powder can reduce the risk of death in the elderly
Dutch researchers have published a study showing that older men who ate large amounts of cocoa were much less likely to die of disease than those who never ate foods containing cocoa. The 15-year study involved 470 elderly men between the ages of 65 and 84 living in Zutfen, the Netherlands. Among them, there are people who eat no cocoa powder at all.
2015-04-28 Research found that cocoa can reduce the elderly death risk
Moderate coffee consumption during the day and alcohol consumption at night
Studies in England and Denmark have found high rates of coronary heart disease among heavy drinkers, but surprisingly higher rates among people who do not drink at all. It is worth noting that Europeans usually drink wine and water with their meals, while Americans often drink milk, iced tea, soft drinks or coffee. Drinking red wine in moderation can prevent heart disease and some cancer diseases
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Us study says drinking coffee does not increase the risk of high blood pressure
Hypertension and heart
2015-04-07 The United States research coffee will not increase high blood pressure risk
Coffee health studies show that caffeine helps prevent male baldness
According to the Daily Mail of January 23, 2007, coffee may be needed to cure male baldness, according to a new study. Scientists have previously found that caffeine stimulates the growth of hair follicles in the scalp of men who begin to lose their hair. But they also give advice to male friends: don't drink a lot of coffee simply to prevent hair loss. At present, half of all men in Britain
2014-10-27 Coffee knowledge coffee health caffeine male baldness
It is healthy to drink coffee in moderation during the day.
Studies in England and Denmark have found that people who drink alcohol have a high incidence of coronary heart disease, but surprisingly, people who do not drink at all have a higher incidence of coronary heart disease.
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American studies show that drinking coffee regularly is good for eye health.
A recent joint study by Meishi has shown that drinking coffee can prevent eye diseases and poor mental health caused by aging, according to the Japanese Mynavi website. Researchers say coffee contains a polyphenol called chlorogenic acid. This ingredient has a strong anti-acidizing effect, and it can be effectively prevented through the practice of mice.
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Us studies show that smoking and drinking coffee help reduce the risk of Parkinson's disease
Researchers at Duke University Medical Center in the United States say people with Parkinson's disease drink less coffee and smoke less than other family members who are not sick, the Daily Health News reported. Their findings were published in April in the Archives of Neurology. Previous studies have shown that drinking coffee, smoking and taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) such as aspirin and cloth
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Taiwan media: study says drinking 5 cups of coffee a day reduces breast cancer risk by nearly 20%.
A previous Greek study found that drinking coffee for a long time can reduce the risk of diabetes, while a recent Swedish study said that drinking coffee can help reduce the risk of breast cancer in addition to its refreshing effect. Swedish researchers surveyed 40000 women for 20 years about their daily diet, including daily coffee, according to British media reports quoted by Taiwan's China Times on July 28.
2015-07-30 taiwan media research 5 cups a day coffee breast cancer risk 20 percent top 1
Coffee and Health issues in the New York Times Coffee Research and Coffee Daily
Do decaffeinated coffee have the same benefits? Decaffeinated coffee is not included in most studies because fewer people drink it and the data are not available. However, a small number of studies that include it have different results: decaffeinated coffee does not seem to have the preventive effect of normal coffee in terms of cardiovascular disease; it is obvious in the comprehensive analysis of a case of stroke.
2016-07-11 New York Times about coffee health problems scientific research daily
Coffee healthy drink coffee, stay away from diabetes
Previous studies have shown that people who drink coffee regularly have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Drinking more than four cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of diabetes by 50%, and even reduce the risk by 7% for each additional cup. However, the mechanism behind this kind of correlation research is still confusing and unable to put forward a more complete explanation. Research from China
2014-09-29 Coffee health coffee common sense
Drinking caffeinated coffee may reduce risk of basal cell carcinoma
Drinking caffeinated coffee may help reduce the risk of basal cell carcinoma, a common skin cancer, according to a study by researchers at Harvard Medical School. The researchers analyzed data from 112,000 participants in the Health Career Follow-up Study and Nurses Health Study over a period of 20 years and found that women who drank more than three cups of caffeinated coffee a day had an increased risk of basal cell carcinoma
2014-09-23 Coffee knowledge caffeine cell cancer
Drinking more coffee can reduce the risk of prostate cancer
Researchers from Harvard analyzed it based on a long-term follow-up study funded by NIH. The study involved 50000 men who, among other factors, recorded their long-term coffee intake over a 20-year period from 2006 to 2006. the amount of coffee each person drank every four years and the risk of prostate cancer.
2015-04-07 Drink more coffee can reduce prostate cancer risk from Harvard study
Coffee for healthy living prevents Alzheimer's disease
A growing body of scientific research has found that regular, long-term coffee consumption can effectively prevent Alzheimer's disease. The findings were summarized and elaborated by leading European scholars at a video conference at this year's European Alzheimer's Disease Annual Congress. The above-mentioned study emerged from that meeting. The report says food
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Scientists study how the bitterness of coffee helps to improve the taste of coffee
Although this is done to coordinate the bitterness of the drink, the reason why coffee makes us frown has been wondered by scientists for decades. Now, researchers have narrowed down the typical scope of this exploration by identifying two compounds associated with coffee, whether gentle breakfast coffee or Italian espresso bitterness. An annual meeting of the American Chemical Society was announced in Boston.
2014-04-27 Scientists research coffee bitterness where help improve taste although this
The benefits of drinking coffee can coffee reduce colon cancer risk?
The study involved nearly 1000 colon cancer patients who were asked questions about their coffee drinking habits early in the study, during chemotherapy, and a year later. The results showed that patients with stage III colon cancer who underwent surgery and chemotherapy drank more than four cups of coffee (about 460 milligrams of caffeine) a day.
2016-05-18 coffee benefits reduced colon cancer risk this study inclusion proximity 10
Drinking coffee regularly can reduce the risk of basal cell cancer.
Washington, July 6 (Reporter Ren Haijun) A study completed by researchers at Harvard Medical School a few days ago shows that drinking caffeinated coffee often helps to reduce the risk of common skin cancer, basal cell cancer. The researchers analyzed the data of 112000 people who participated in the Health Occupational follow-up study and Nurse Health study for more than 20 years and found that they drank more than 3 cups of coffee a day.
2015-06-23 Coffee healthy drink regularly can be reduced substrate Cell risk Xinhuanet Washington
New study finds new uses for caffeine: improving memory
No matter what kind of habit, drinking caffeinated drinks is the first choice for millions of people to refresh themselves in the morning. But researchers at Johns Hopkins University have found a new use for caffeine: to improve memory.
2014-05-15 Coffee news coffee knowledge provide memory
Does drinking coffee help to keep healthy?
Some people like hot coffee, some people like iced coffee, and others don't like coffee at all. Until recently, it was said that if you want to stay healthy, you'd better quit coffee. Don't think about quitting coffee anymore. Because a systematic summary of the findings is the most powerful way to measure scientific evidence that most of the evidence currently supports coffee drinking. Premature death rate, Ⅱ type glycosuria
2015-08-25 Coffee help keep healthy