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Coffee May Reduce Risk of Certain Type of Cancer Swedish researchers say that drinking more than five cups of coffee per day could halve a woman's risk of developing an aggressive type of breast cancer called estrogen-receptor negative breast cancer. However, experts are warning women not to increase their coffee consumption just yet, as the study relied upon participants' memory of how much coffee they regularly consumed in years ...
Coffee Linked to Lower Stroke Risk in Women Coffee may lower women's stroke risk. In a Swedish study, women who drank at least one cup of coffee every day had a 22 to 25 percent lower stroke risk than those who drank less coffee or none at all. Drinking more than one cup a day was not linked to further reduction of stroke risk. While the link does ...
Coffee, Tea May Keep Superbug at Bay Regular coffee and tea drinkers may be less likely to be carriers of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). In a recent study of more than 5,500 Americans, researchers found that those who drank hot tea or coffee were about half as likely to be carrying the superbug in their nostrils. It is unclear why this is the case, although there is ...
Jeff Dunham: Coffee as a sex-enhancer? Walter: My wife and I heard that coffee is good for your sex life. Jeff Dunham: Oh, and is it? Walter: No. It kept me awake for the whole damn thing. I actually had to participate!
Coffee Addicts Can Blame Their Genes—Sort Of According to researchers, genetic factors may influence how much caffeine a person craves. Analysis of the DNA of 40,000 people revealed that two genes known to play a role in the body’s breakdown of caffeine are also linked to people’s consumption of caffeine-containing items, such as coffee, tea, chocolate, and soda. Those with the high consumption variant of the genes ...