A new study has revealed that drinking coffee, tea and wine can help boost the diversity of gut bacteria which leads to better long-term health. Indulging in the odd glass of wine, mug of tea or cup of espresso providing a daily caffeine fix has often made the health conscious people among us wracked with …
We already know that there are many health benefits associated with drinking coffee regularly which are frequently published in the media. Recently, we wrote about how research carried out by scientists in Naples revealed that consuming six espressos a day can reduce the risk of liver disease and lower cholesterol. We have now discovered research …
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A team of scientists at the University of Naples have discovered that six cups of coffee each day may reduce the risk of suffering from severe liver disease. These days as the worldwide obesity crisis worsens, increasing numbers of us are at risk of suffering from fatty liver disease, a severe condition that can be …
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If you are thinking about giving up coffee for one of your New Year’s Resolutions then think again! Research has shown that regular drinkers of coffee have a lower risk of sudden death, diabetes and some cancers. Coffee may also help protect the brain against Parkinson’s disease, speed up some processes that can help the …
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A recent study by Korean researchers has shown that regularly drinking coffee may help unclog arteries that can lead to heart disease. The study involved more than 25,000 men and women who underwent routine checks at their workplace. The research showed that those who drank a moderate amount of coffee each day – between three …
