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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Coffee basic knowledge Coffee can also be tasted with foreign flavor?
I saw some coffee somewhere and kept it in the computer for a long time. I thought of it now and took it out to share with all netizens. These special coffees are beautiful, but the patterns are too complicated. I don't know if anyone wants to mix some pepper noodles in the coffee, it may become the trend of the world to drink. Viennese coffee ingredients: one cup of hot coffee, right amount of whipped cream, chocolate candy
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"Coffee + milk = harmful to health"? Coffee common sense
Food is the most important thing for the people, and when people live, they have to eat. But only a reasonable and scientific diet can promote health. On the contrary, improper diet will cause harm to the body. Therefore, nutritionists warn consumers that coffee + milk = harmful to health. Drinking coffee in moderation (no more than two cups a day) is good for the heart and brain. Milk rich in calcium is a good drink to strengthen bones.
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