Scientists find that coffee protects against radiation
Indian scientists have found that coffee can protect laboratory mice from radiation. Scientists believe that drinking coffee is also suitable for human radiation protection. The researchers exposed the mice to caffeine and exposed them to 7.5 grams of radium (enough to kill mice). Twenty-five days later, they found that 70 percent of the mice who ate 80 milligrams of caffeine per kilogram of body weight were still alive and healthy. The 196 mice in the control group who were not injected with caffeine all died under the same radiation conditions, and the beneficial effect of coffee on radiation protection was obvious.
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New study: caffeine may be the savior of baldness
Scientists at the University of Jena in Germany have found that caffeine can stimulate the growth of hair follicles and may provide many men with a new way to treat baldness.
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Various wonderful uses of coffee in daily life
Coffee grounds are placed in an ashtray to remove the stench of smoke and make it easier to extinguish the stalk. Having a cup of coffee when you are in low spirits can not only refresh your mind, but also help you absorb about three times the amount of vitamin C in lemon. People who don't drink coffee can also give it a try! After eating food containing garlic, drink a cup of coffee to make your breath fresh and natural. Put the coffee grounds in the refrigerator.
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