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Panel says moderate coffee drinking reduces many health risks

Posted by on April 30, 2007

Well, the stories and studies keep rolling in, with one thing clear – drinking coffee, in moderation, can decrease many health risks. Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, kidney stones, gallstones, depression, suicide, type 2 diabetes, etc. One interesting thing to note is that the apparent decreased risk of type 2 diabetes is the same for those who drink decaffeinated as caffeinated. There’s a possible downside though, a potentially increased risk of leukemia and stomach cancer. You can read more about this over at Physorg (yeah, I know, not the usual sort of article for that website!).

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