It's a very important thing.
I've announced my relationship with the inflammation that can occur at each age of the Caffeine study at Stanford University. To you who are drinking only…
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It has now been announced in a study at Stanford that caffeine may have a effect on the effects of an infection which affects more easily with age. So let's take a closer look at the relationship between caffeine and inflammation in our normal lives.
It's called chronic arthritis. It happens with aging.
The results of more than a hundred studies have shown that aging has increased the likelihood of the following chronic pneumonia.
- Cancer
- Alzheimer's.
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Deformititis
What's the cause?
I hear that the cause of aging's inflammation is the metabolism and decomposing of the carbonic acid that is producing in the blood.
Immunization between caffeine and the elderly.
In terms of how much specific genes are used to produce proteins, a long study of 14 people's genetic analysis revealed that by the age of 60 to 89, immune molecules were increasing in the complex of infrastructure mamm, and it turned out to be an immune protein that activates the substances of the immune system called IR-1 interleukin-1.
Caffeine is a challenge.
It became the focus of attention that caffeine metabolism could have the power to counter the metabolism of nuclear acid.
How long will interleukin last?
But interleukin is an important molecule in the fight against infectious diseases, but it can be linked to chronic diseases such as heart disease, Alzheimer's disease and cancer if used too long.
The person who drinks caffeine has a life span.
Not only does this result in people who drink caffeine more than those who don't drink caffeine, but coffee lovers tend to live longer than nonsmokers, and the reason is that caffeine is not.
Caffeine, immune system effects.
Past.Dark chocolate and diabetes.Hey.Coffee and health.Studies like this have been doing it in the past, but there are not a few studies that increase the risk of cancer in hot coffee.
According to this study and survey data, it's been confirmed that the groups with fewer burns have had a lot of caffeine in and out. (Introduced from:Stanford University.）
- Coffee.
- Cool drinking water.
- Tea
How about you?
Although you may not yet have been given specific information about the effects of caffeine and inflammation, Japanese tea culture may also have a bearing on one of the secrets of long life, as well as cold prevention.
Let's enjoy it for the rest of our lives because it's not only happy to drink good coffee and tea but also good for our health.