Studies have shown that coffee has a slight anti-inflammatory effect.
The researchers reported that they asked 47 subjects who had a coffee drinking habit to quit drinking coffee for a month, four cups of traditionally handmade coffee a day for the second month, and eight cups of such coffee a day for the third month.
By analyzing the subjects' blood samples, the researchers found that in the last month of the trial, the levels of pro-inflammatory interleukin-18 in the subjects' blood decreased by 8%. The level of isoprostaglandin decreased by 16%, but the level of adiponectin, an anti-inflammatory factor, increased by 6%. As a result, the researchers believe that drinking coffee can slow inflammation, which is not obvious in the clinical response.
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