Coffee can get rid of hangovers
Hangover headaches are caused by a substance called acetaldehyde (a variant of alcohol) that stimulates the nerves. As long as the substance is excreted from the body and the blood circulation of the brain is restored to normal, the headache will be eliminated. At this point, what can have an effect on this is the caffeine in the coffee.
Caffeine makes the liver and kidneys more active and breaks down acetaldehyde into carbonic acid and water, so it eliminates hangovers more quickly. In addition, the diuretic effect of caffeine can help expel waste from the body more quickly.
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Drinking coffee can relieve stress
The team of Professor Masayu Aomura at Nakamura University in Japan did an experiment on "coffee and stress". They prepared two groups of mice, one with caffeine and the other without caffeine.
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Coffee has an anti-aging effect.
In the United States, which is known as a big coffee consumer, a research team centered on Professor Joe Binson tested the anti-aging effects of more than 100 kinds of food and beverages and concluded that the anti-aging effect of coffee is much higher than that of fruits and vegetables.
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