Increased intake of coffee may reduce the risk of lethal and advanced prostate cancers by 60 per cent, according to new findings from the US.
A study with almost 50,000 men over four years found that males with the highest intake of coffee had significantly lower risks of aggressive prostate cancer. The study is said to be the first study of its kind to look at both overall risk of prostate cancer and risk of localized, advanced and lethal disease.
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Drinking three to four coffee and tea may reduce the risk of developing diabetes by 25 per cent, says a new review and meta-analysis of the data to date.
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Want to gain 20 pounds this year? Didn’t think so. So pay extra close attention to what goes into your coffee.
A recent study broke down the calorie count of popular coffeehouse beverages. The scary news? Blended beverages (anything other than straight coffee or tea) often pack 200 calories or more. And drinking one daily could add 20 pounds to your frame.
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