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Not only does it cause insomnia and hypertension, too much coffee can increase the risk of cancer. Acrylamide poisoning has been found in more than 20 types of coffee te…
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Not only does it cause insomnia and hypertension, too much coffee can increase the risk of cancer. Acrylamide poisoning has been found in more than 20 types of coffee te…
Scientists at the Karolinska Research Institute (Sweden) said soybeans can cure many diseases. Soy-rich soybeans, especially B1, are effective in preventing atherosclero…
If you are addicted to tea and coffee and want to quit this habit, do it in January. Creating exercise routines should start in March. And April is the most favorable ti…
The DSO National Laboratories (DSO National Laboratories) are studying a caffeine drug to help soldiers stay alert on the battlefield.
The research team led by a scientist at Keio University led the study on 4,554 people aged 20-70 and found that those who did not drink coffee had the highest rate of hi…
A recent study reported that drinking coffee did not raise blood pressure in women. 'The culprit' of hypertension is cola!
Caffeine contained in coffee has effects on the central nervous system and the cardiovascular system. Therefore, there are some people who drink coffee will have heart p…
People who smoke cigarettes after waking up in the morning may face an increased risk of lung cancer, head and neck cancer compared to those who smoke at a later date.
A new study found that drinking 3 cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of liver cancer by up to 50%.
More and more scientific evidence shows that drinking coffee, especially for women, has a positive effect on the treatment of some forms of skin cancer.
New research published in BioMed has shown that coffee not only tastes great but also reduces the risk of breast cancer in the vast majority of women.
The study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition released in October said tea and coffee ...
Researchers say sunscreens made from coffee, chocolate or tea may help prevent common skin cancer.
A cup of coffee a day can help prevent skin cancer. A new study shows that caffeine helps eliminate human cells damaged by ultraviolet rays, which is one of the key poin…
Based on the type of variant of a gene in women, the rate of consumption of coffee from 2 to 3 cups a day can completely reduce the risk of developing breast cancer or s…