Drinking coffee helps protect the liver

According to the UK "new scientist" website recently reported that a British scientist has the latest research show that people who often drink coffee have a lower risk of chronic liver disease, and the type of coffee is not critical, because of caffeine coffee and deparalleled Coffee has the same benefit.

In this study, Oliver Kennedy and colleagues in the University of Southampton analyzed 38,848 coffee drinkers and 10,9767 non-coffeemen.

During the median cycle of 10.7 years, researchers have monitored these people's liver, including chronic liver disease, fatty liver, and chronic liver disease.

New research says that drinking coffee helps protect the liver

New research says that drinking coffee helps protect the liver

It has been found that 3,600 patients with chronic liver disease and 5,439 patients with fatty liver, and the number of deaths caused by chronic liver disease is 301.

The results show that the people who drink coffee have an average to drink two cups of coffee every day, including depass coffee or instant coffee or grinding coffee.

They have a chronic liver disease than 21% lower than those who do not drink coffee, and the risk of chronic liver disease or fatty liver is 20% lower.

They died of chronic liver disease also reduced by 49%.

Kennedy said: "In summary, coffee seems to have contributed to most of the health of humans. This includes not only chronic liver disease, but also for other diseases, such as chronic nephropathy and some cancers."

New research says that drinking coffee helps protect the liver

New research says that drinking coffee helps protect the liver

He further pointed out that no one knows which compounds have played potential protective effects on chronic liver disease, but the results show that all kinds of coffees have a protective role in human liver, which means that there may be a variety of compounds to work together .

Ludovo Amber, Italy, University of Catanzalo, said: "I think it is necessary to determine how many cups of coffee to drink every day, the clinical trial may provide answers."