“A growing body of research shows that coffee drinkers, compared to non-drinkers, are less likely to have type II diabetes, Parkinson's disease, dementia, have fewer heart rhythm problems and strokes,” says Christine O'Brien in Nutrition & Healing. It seems there's now more to that long list of the benefits of drinking coffee. Read on to discover the role coffee plays in helping prevent prostate cancer...
If you think your coffee drinking habit is bad, put your mind at ease.
Studies reveal that: Coffee lowers the risk of
prostate cancer!
“A new study of 47,911 men who reported on their coffee intake has revealed that
coffee lowers the risk of prostate cancer,” says O'Brien in
Nutrition & Healing.
Compared to men who didn't drink coffee, men who drank six or more cups of coffee per day were nearly 20% less likely to have
prostate cancer over the course of two decades.
It gets even better.
Heavy coffee drinkers were also 60% less likely to end up with a deadly form of
prostate cancer.
While men who drank one to three cups a day were 30% less likely to end up with fatal
prostate cancer.
So what if you’re trying to cut down on caffeine?
That’s fine, “both the regular stuff and decaf had the same risk-lowering effect,” says O'Brien.
There’s no need to worry if you don’t like drinking coffee. There are plenty of other ways to naturally lower your risk of developing
prostate cancer. You can either have a handful of walnuts each day or take vitamin E.
Now that you know that coffee isn’t only good for getting you going in the morning, but can also protect you from
prostate cancer, why not get your cup of cancer protection right now.
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