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There are plenty of foods and drinks that most of us should consume less. But you shouldn’t worry about your coffee habit – here’s why.

1. Liver. A review that combined the results of nine studies found that drinking more coffee is associated with lower risk of cirrhosis. In the review, drinking one cup of coffee per day was shown to be linked with a 22% reduced risk for cirrhosis, a liver disease that is often caused by heavy alcohol consumption. Two daily cups were associated with a 43% reduced risk, three cups with 57% reduced risk, and four cups with 65% reduced risk.
2. Heart Disease. A review of more than 200 studies found that people who drank three or four cups of coffee per day were 19% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease.
3. Type 2 Diabetes. One large review of studies found that every additional cup of coffee a person drinks per day was correlated with a 7% reduced risk for developing Type 2 diabetes.
4. Cancer. One review found that heavy coffee drinkers (who had at least three cups per day) had an 18% reduced risk for cancer. Another review found that at least one cup per day was associated with 15% reduced risk for liver cancer and an 8% reduced risk for endometrial cancer. Some data indicates that coffee drinkers may be less likely to suffer from oral/pharyngeal cancer and advanced prostate cancer as well.
5. Alzheimers Disease and Dementia. A meta-analysis of studies about coffee intake and brain health calculated that regular coffee drinkers were approximately 16% less likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s, dementia, or cognitive decline. There are smaller studies that suggest drinking coffee can lead to even bigger reductions in one’s risk for Alzheimer’s as well.
6. Depression. One large study of more than 50,000 women showed that drinking at least one cup of coffee each week was associated with 15% reduced risk for depression. Drinking two to three cups per day was associated with 20% reduced risk. Another study that looked at more than 100,000 men and women found that coffee drinkers were 45% less likely to die from suicide. Those results suggested that heavy coffee drinkers (those who had four or more cups per day) were 53% less likely to die from suicide. Sources: JAMA Internal Medicine, The World Journal of Biological Psychiatry
7. Overall Mortality. A large study of more than 500,000 European people found that in a 16-year period, men who drank three or more cups per day were 12% less likely to die, and women who did the same were 7% less likely to die. Other studies agree.

In particular, coffee drinkers were less likely to die from circulatory and digestive diseases. People who drank a lot of coffee also had healthier livers.

Another study of 185,855 multi-ethnic Americans confirmed these results. People who drank one cup per day were 12% less likely to die. A coffee intake of two to three cups was associated with an 18% decrease in risk for early death. Lalo na kong ang coffee mo ay Healthy Coffee like DXN Linzhi Coffee.

The Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee, a group funded by coffee companies, recently highlighted a number of independent peer-reviewed scientific studies on coffee in a report. That evidence all pointed to a lower mortality risk for frequent coffee drinkers.

Studies indicate that even people who drink lots of coffee see these benefits.

A study published in the August issue of the journal JAMA Internal Medicine followed 500,000 people in the UK for 10 years, and found that those who drank two to five cups of coffee in a day were about 12% less likely to die than non-coffee-drinkers.

People who drank six to seven cups were 16% less likely to die, and people who drank eight or more cups were about 14% less likely to die.

That study also confirmed that people whose genetics make them slow to process caffeine still get the same benefits.

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