Sentences with phrase «protective effect of coffee»

A protective effect of coffee consumption on hepatocellular cancer is biologically plausible.

Incomplete PD case ascertainment among heavy coffee drinkers could also lead to an apparent protective effect of coffee drinking if heavy coffee intake were associated with not participating in follow - up examinations.

To investigate the possible protective effects of coffee and tea, researchers examined data on more than 2,400 Dutch individuals age 45 or older who did not have liver disease.

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While the possible protective effect of smoking against PSC seems rather unique to this particular liver disease, coffee consumption has been shown to protect against multiple other liver conditions including liver cirrhosis and liver cancer — and now for the first time also against PSC.

Overall, frequent herbal tea and coffee drinking appeared to have a protective effect on the liver and prevent scarring among those who had not yet developed any obvious signs of liver disease, researchers said.

A number of studies have considered coffee consumption and the incidence of stroke, concluding that there is no indication of an association and some suggestion of a protective effect:

Chlorogenic acid is responsible for the moderate heart protective and anti-inflammatory effects of coffee.

Several human studies have also reported that coffee consumption may have a protective effect on the risk of stroke71 - 75, especially in women72.

Breast cancer: Consumption of caffeinated coffee, but not decaf, has a protective effect on postmenopausal breast cancer risk.

And, in addition, recent studies have linked a regular coffee habit to a range of benefits — from a reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes to a protective effect against Parkinson's disease.

This finding is consistent with a number of previous reports of J - or U-shaped associations between coffee and MI,11 - 14 suggesting a protective effect of moderate coffee consumption.

In conclusion, our results support a possible protective effect of caffeine, mainly from coffee consumption, on risk of depression.