Routine Drinking Coffee Can Extend Age

  

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 Chan Researchers from the Harvard University School of Public Health, USA, found that coffee has benefits both for the body either caffeinated coffee or not. The risk of diseases like heart disease, suicide, diabetes and Parkinson's disease has been reported to be reduced thanks to coffee.
   The study, published in the journal Circulation, coffee, drinking coffee health of three groups
, namely those who do not drink less than two glasses a day and drink 3-5 cups of coffee per day published compared. Researchers who do not see a comparison but a direct link between coffee against the disease, because it demonstrated by earlier studies.
   Data were collected from three major surveys, one of which includes 300,000 health workers in a period of 30 years. The result is that the true prevalence reduced from several illnesses and it looks more striking at a group of people who regularly drink 3-5 glasses per day.

   "There are bio compounds in coffee actively reduces insulin resistance and systemic inflammation. This may cause the results of to tell us, but further study is needed to determine the biological mechanism of this effect," said a researcher Ming Ding was quoted as saying by ABC Australia cited Tuesday (11/17/2015).
   But still other experts continue to caution that not everyone is suitable to drink coffee. Pregnant women and children should be alert to the drinks have high caffeine as coffee.
"Regular coffee consumption we can give a part of a healthy, balanced diet," said professor of nutrition and epidemiology at Harvard, Frank Hu.
"However, certain population groups such as pregnant women and children reluctant to have high intake of caffeine from coffee or other beverages," he concluded.

Chan Researchers from the Harvard University School of Public Health, USA, found that coffee has benefits both for the body either caffeinated coffee or not. The risk of diseases like heart disease, suicide, diabetes and Parkinson's disease has been reported to be reduced thanks to coffee. The study, published in the journal Circulation, coffee, drinking coffee health of three groups, namely those who do not drink less than two glasses a day and drink 3-5 cups of coffee per day published compared. Researchers who do not see a comparison but a direct link between coffee against the disease, because it demonstrated by earlier studies. Data were collected from three major surveys, one of which includes 300,000 health workers in a period of 30 years. The result is that the true prevalence reduced from several illnesses and it looks more striking at a group of people who regularly drink 3-5 glasses per day.

"There are bio compounds in coffee actively reduces insulin resistance and systemic inflammation. This may cause the results of to tell us, but further study is needed to determine the biological mechanism of this effect," said a researcher Ming Ding was quoted as saying by ABC Australia cited Tuesday (11/17/2015). But still other experts continue to caution that not everyone is suitable to drink coffee. Pregnant women and children should be alert to the drinks have high caffeine as coffee. "Regular coffee consumption we can give a part of a healthy, balanced diet," said professor of nutrition and epidemiology at Harvard, Frank Hu. "However, certain population groups such as pregnant women and children reluctant to have high intake of caffeine from coffee or other beverages," he concluded.

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