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Amanda McLean, Director of World
Cancer Research Fund UK, explains that, up until now, researchers around the world have been unsure about the amount of alcohol likely to cause
liver cancer.
Now, in this new study, researchers have proven that consuming alcohol regularly (described as three drinks or more each week) can land you with this fatal condition.
The good news is that the study also found that tossing back just one cup (or more) of coffee a day can significantly reduce your risk of developing
liver cancer.
Even one cup of coffee a day can help prevent liver
cancer development
The new high-quality study included a whopping 8.2 million people; more than 24,500 of whom had liver
cancer. Out of these patients, researchers found that those who consumed one cup of coffee or more per day were at a 14% decreased
liver cancer risk.
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McLean explains that this newfound relationship between coffee and
liver cancer is strong and highly significant. She explains that this positive, protective effect of coffee on liver cancer is exciting and can be very helpful especially for those who consume alcohol regularly.
Just don’t overdo the coffee, it can cause also cause health problems
McLean explains that there’s uncertainty about the various variables that may affect the association between coffee consumption and reduced liver cancer risk, such as caffeine, sugar and milk.
Due to the effect of coffee on other medical conditions (for example, heart problems), recommendations for daily coffee consumption cannot yet be made. However, researchers say that one cup a day won’t hurt, and will be enough to reduce your risk of liver cancer.
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