What are the effects of coffee on the digestive tract?

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Coffee made from roasted coffee beans is one of the most popular drinks in the world along with cocoa and tea. What are the effects of long-term coffee intake on common diseases of the digestive tract? As there are many related studies, this paper collates a large number of newly published and representative samples and the research and conclusions with higher influence factors in the magazine.

Coffee-Colorectal Cancer

The correlation between coffee and colorectal cancer has been reported by a large number of clinical retrospective analysis and meta-analysis. A study reviewed 16176 Japanese people from 1988 to 2005 (including 2696 with colorectal cancer). The main results suggest that there is no significant correlation between coffee consumption (with or without caffeine) and the occurrence of colorectal cancer. may have a certain preventive effect, especially for rectal cancer.

Coffee-acid related diseases (peptic ulcer, gastroesophageal reflux)

It is written in the textbook that foods such as fat, chocolate, tea and coffee can reduce LES stress and should be properly restricted. The results of a 2013 study of 8013 people suggested that coffee (with or without caffeine) was associated with acid-related diseases (digestive tract ulcers and esophageal reflux-related diseases) compared with those who drank less than one cup of coffee a day. There is no protective and no significant pathogenic effect.

Coffee-esophageal cancer

For male smokers, drinking caffeinated coffee above 447ml every day has a certain protective effect on the occurrence of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma.

Coffee-gastric cancer

There was no significant correlation between coffee and the occurrence of gastric cancer (fundus or non-fundus).

Coffee-liver cancer

Coffee drinking is highly regarded because of its relatively positive findings for liver disease. Compared with those who did not drink coffee, the risk ratio of liver cancer after drinking 2-3 cups of coffee per day was significantly lower than 1, which was statistically significant.

Coffee-acute pancreatitis

Coffee is not a possible factor for acute pancreatitis, on the contrary, it has a significant protective effect on non-cholelithiasis-related acute pancreatitis.

Coffee-pancreatic cancer

For caffeinated coffee, compared with people who drank a small amount of caffeinated coffee, the risk ratio of pancreatic cancer intake of low-and medium-sized coffee was more than 1, which was statistically significant.

With regard to the prevention and treatment of digestive tract diseases, in addition to improving eating habits and living habits, taking drugs and regulating mood, it can also be solved by adding an appropriate amount of probiotics. Probiotics in the stomach can secrete acidic substances, regulate gastric acid secretion, prevent excessive erosion of gastric mucosa, regulate the secretion of immune factors in gastrointestinal mucosa, improve the immune defense function of gastrointestinal tract, and competitively inhibit the growth and reproduction of Helicobacter pylori. Secretion of antibiotics destroys the ammonia layer of Helicobacter pylori, makes it unprotected, and is killed by gastric acid. Bring natural biological enzymes that the human body does not have, and break down food that its own enzymes cannot digest. Timely supplement of probiotics can protect and repair gastric mucosa, heal gastric ulcer and strengthen gastric immunity, so as to prevent and treat gastric motility deficiency.