A study emerged that coffee does not only have antioxidant properties, but it also helps cleanse the liver and the damage caused by alcohol. According to a research which was published in a scientific journal "Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics," suggested that coffee drinkers have lover chances of developing liver cirrhosis.
Coffee does not only provide the daily caffeine boost, but it is also loaded with countless health benefits. One of the most popular benefits that coffee is the fact that it is fully loaded with antioxidants, which cleanse the body from unwanted toxins. A recent study emerged giving beer drinking coffee lovers something to look forward to. Who would have thought that one's liver can be cleansed just by drinking your favorite cup?
The study participated by 400,000 individuals, which included 2,000 people with cirrhosis came into conclusion that "the more coffee a person consumed, the lower risk they had for developing cirrhosis of the liver, Compared to no coffee consumption, researchers estimated one cup a day was tied to a 22% lower risk of cirrhosis. With two cups, the risk dropped by 43%, while it declined 57% for three cups and 65% with four cups."
Though the researchers ended up with positive results in terms of reducing the risk of cirrhosis, there were not able to pin point how coffee strengthens or cleanse the liver. In addition to Eater's report, it was stated that the researchers cited that drinking coffee does have it benefits, but it is not enough to cleanse the body from excessive alcohol intake.
Aside from its capability to clear the body's toxins, Medical News Today gave out facts on how coffee can have a positive effect on an individual's health. As per MNT, coffee also reduces the risk of diabetes, Parkinson disease, and liver diseases. Though coffee consumption is linked to countless health benefits, health care professionals however make it clear that too much coffee consumption is not healthy.
