Why Crying Over Your Coffee May be a Sign of Good Health
In the face of so much hard-to-swallow news, I am often tempted to
say out loud, “Tell me something good.” Well, it turns out that there is good
news pouring forth from medical journals this month about the health benefits
of coffee.
Epic news from the EPIC study about the health effects of coffee---based on data on over 42,000 German men and women. According to EPIC, coffee does not increase the risk of chronic disease, cardiovascular disease, or cancer. It does, however, reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by 23 to 30% if you drink 4 or more cups a day.
And in a separatestudyfrom Ophthalmology Journal, also published in April 2012, caffeine significantly improves the symptoms of dry eye disease. The results of this Tokyo-based research represent good news for the more than 4 million Americans who suffer from this very uncomfortable, debilitating condition---a condition that can lead to severely diminished eyesight and even disability.
What’s the connection between caffeine and tear…
Epic news from the EPIC study about the health effects of coffee---based on data on over 42,000 German men and women. According to EPIC, coffee does not increase the risk of chronic disease, cardiovascular disease, or cancer. It does, however, reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by 23 to 30% if you drink 4 or more cups a day.
And in a separatestudyfrom Ophthalmology Journal, also published in April 2012, caffeine significantly improves the symptoms of dry eye disease. The results of this Tokyo-based research represent good news for the more than 4 million Americans who suffer from this very uncomfortable, debilitating condition---a condition that can lead to severely diminished eyesight and even disability.
What’s the connection between caffeine and tear…