Wednesday, March 19, 2008

What Are The Health Benefits of Coffee

If you are a coffee drinker, which undoubtedly has verified the amount of coffee is safe for you to consume daily. This is not surprising since so much has been attributed to coffee. Heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, anything. At one time or another, coffee has become the fault. Coffee has joined the ranks of red wine and chocolate as a guilty pleasure that can be really good for you. However much is a good way to fix that in the morning, recent studies have shown that coffee has been shown to be rich in antioxidants, and contains hundreds of relieving pain and anti-bacterial compounds. While we should not drink coffee with wild abandon, it is comforting to know that perhaps that cup or two o'clock may be good for you. Here is a statistic to ponder: Did you know that there are more than 160 million coffee drinkers in the United States? In terms of consumption, the average American consumes 8.8 lbs. From coffee per year. But consider this: the world leader in terms of consumption is the one that comes in Finland to nearly 30 pounds per year. That's a lot of coffee!

Another statistic is that there have been more than 19000 studies to analyze the effects of coffee. Now, studies can often be skewed to show everything that the author wants, but here is what is generally agreed: consume 2 to 3 cups of coffee a day is often considered more beneficial than harmful. Recent studies have shown that moderate drinking coffee may reduce the risk of colon cancer (due to the ability to maintain their normal), gallstones, cirrhosis of the liver and over, because that is loaded with antioxidants healthy. So loaded, which studies have suggested that coffee contains higher levels of antioxidants compared to other commonly consumed beverages, such as tea and fruit juice. Coffee has joined the ranks of red wine and chocolate as a guilty pleasure that can be really good for you. However much is a great way to get to "fix" in the morning, recent studies have shown that coffee has been shown to be rich in antioxidants, and contains hundreds of relieving pain and anti-bacterial compounds. While we should not drink coffee with wild abandon, it is comforting to know that perhaps that cup or two o'clock may be good for you. Several studies are also being carried out on Parkinson's and diabetes patients. Research has shown that a single cup of coffee a day can halve their risk of Parkinson's, the brain disease that causes tremors and affects movement. Caffeine can protect brain cells usually lost Parkinson's disease. However, it has been observed that women on hormone therapy do not seem to benefit. It is believed that estrogen May dilute the effectiveness of caffeine. It has also been found that if a woman drinks three cups of coffee a day may reduce their risk of type 2 diabetes by twenty to thirty percent. Coffee may help to promote the delivery of insulin to the tissues. Experts believe that the antioxidants coffee as caffeine and chlorogenic acid acid, deserve credit. There are also ongoing studies that are producing favorable reports on coffee helps fight against Alzheimer's disease due to caffeine stimulating cognitive functions of the brain. This is just the tip of the ice berg.

People with asthma who drink coffee can have up to 25 percent fewer symptoms because one of the compounds in coffee - theophylline - acts as a bronchodilator. A recent Brazilian study showed that the consumption of coffee promotes better mobility of sperm - and now studies are underway to determine whether caffeine can help infertile men. Coffee contains polyphenols, substances that can reduce the risk of cancer and coronary artery disease. Caffeine coffee, in contrast to decaffeinated coffee, it makes you a better thinker. Studies have shown that coffee keeps you focused, especially when you are doing not so pleasant job. A researcher with the U.S. Army Declared caffeine improved scores in a series of cognitive tasks, such as decision making, learning and attention on the sleep-deprived cycle. Coffee also can increase your mood, probably by making you feel more energetic. A little-known fact is that coffee contains antioxidants that have been shown to imporve oveall health. Here is a short list of some of the benefits that have been shown to be present in coffee:

To reduce the symptoms of Parkinson's disease

Ingredients antibacterials

To reduce the risk of developing gallstones

Preserving mental accuity

To reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes (if you have diabetes, reduce consumption

If it is free from hypertension, coffee probably will not produce

Headache Relief

To reduce the risk of some cancers

To improve physical endurance

Special thanks to Aaron Matthews Morgan who is the first time to give this idea, and also Anne Ahira community as a sumarry maker.

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