Coffee studies have shown that coffee has a slight anti-inflammatory effect.
Drinking coffee can have a slight anti-inflammatory effect and help regulate high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, according to a new study by Finnish and German researchers.
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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Study on the role of coffee found that drinking coffee can protect against the sun
Coffee has been shown to protect against the sun in mice, an Indian research institute has announced. It is difficult for many people to associate sunscreen with drinking coffee. Does drinking coffee really protect you from the sun? Teacher Nancy, a beauty consultant of this newspaper and a famous beauty expert in Taiwan, explained to us that there is no data to prove that drinking coffee can directly protect against ultraviolet rays, but coffee has good antioxidation.
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Coffee common sense Coffee with sugar can improve memory and attention
Scientists at the University of Barcelona in Spain have found that eating caffeine and sugar at the same time can improve the efficiency of the brain than eating caffeine or sugar alone. Caffeine and sugar can promote each other, improving brain functions such as attention and memory. The researchers asked 40 participants to drink sweetened coffee, unsweetened coffee, sugar or plain boiled water, and then examined their brains.
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