Drinking coffee after meals can lead to elevated blood sugar in patients with diabetes.
American researchers have found that caffeine causes an increase in blood sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes, especially after meals. Researcher Ryan said: "caffeine seems to disrupt glucose metabolism and cause damage to people with type 2 diabetes."
It has been reported that drinking coffee can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but the findings seem to overturn this conclusion. Lane believes that caffeine affects blood sugar levels for two reasons: caffeine interferes with the process by which blood transports glucose to muscles and other cells of the body; and caffeine stimulates the release of the hormone adrenaline, causing blood sugar levels to rise. People with diabetes should probably avoid caffeinated drinks. Besides coffee, tea and many sodas contain caffeine.
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Drinking coffee can reduce muscle pain caused by overexercise
A team led by Professor O'Connor of the University of Georgia studied female college students who did not regularly consume caffeine and did not exercise regularly, the Daily Mail reported. Taking caffeine reduces muscle pain by 48%. The explanation given by experts may be that caffeine plays a role by blocking adenosine receptors in the body, while adenosine
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Does coffee healthy caffeine prevent women from getting pregnant?
Recently, a biological study from Macquarie University in Australia has unexpectedly found that caffeine, the main ingredient in coffee, may directly affect women's pregnancy to some extent. Although researchers say more evidence is needed before a conclusion can be reached, medical experts involved in the research have begun to suspect that caffeine may promote it to some extent.
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