Have Another Cup! Study Says Coffee May Cut Your Risk Of Liver Disease
This study comes from the University of Southhampton and the University of Edinburgh (who tend to drink lots of tea), and finds that drinking either caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee is associated with a reduced risk of getting liver disease. In fact, scientists discovered that drinking up to 4 cups a day cut the risk of chronic liver diseased by 21%. But wait, there’s more… they also found drinking coffee dropped the risk of death from liver disease by almost 50%!
Drinking up to three or four cups of caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee a day reduces your risk of developing and dying from chronic liver diseases, a new study finds https://t.co/pbXOsQiX6J
— CNN (@CNN) June 22, 2021
Born and raised at Country 1025. Carolyn is a concert-lovin’ country music fan. Plus, an avid New England sports fan. Count Kruser in for standup comedy, movies, and cosmos, but family is #1 for her. Wife, mother of 2- plus Zoey the dog, unpaid cook, cleaner and organizer of chaos. Kruser likes to write about country music, New England lifestyle and trending topics.
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