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Tapi disabuik juo bahaso kafein mambuek awak gugup dsb. Sakian, wass. Syb. Coffee can help in Reduction of Liver Cancer Risks Publish Date : 2/17/2005 12:59:00 PM Source : Asian Health News ExpressNewsline.com Sipping Coffee each day could help you keep liver cancer at bay. The recent Japenese study team has examined the data of more than 90 thousand people to find out that risks of cancer are lower for those who take a cup of coffee each day. Further, having more coffee is more helpful in reducing the risk of liver cancers. Japanese Researchers found people who drank coffee daily or nearly every day had half the liver cancer risk of those who never drank coffee. American Cancer Society estimates nearly 18,920 new cases of liver cancer were diagnosed in the US last year and some 14,270 people died of the illness. The causes include hepatitis, cirrhosis, excess alcohol consumption and diseases causing chronic inflammation of the liver. A research team led by Monami Inoue of the National Cancer Center in Tokyo analyzed a 10-year public health study to determine coffee use by people diagnosed with liver cancer and people who did not have cancer found that likely occurrence of the disease in people who never or almost never drank coffee was 547.2 cases per 100,000 over 10 years. It's the caffeine in coffee that makes some people nervous and it has been shown in other studies to prompt mental alertness in many. While this study found a statistically significant relationship between coffee and having less liver cancer, the authors say it needs to be repeated in other groups. But for those who drank coffee daily the risk was 214.6 cases per 100,000, the researchers report in this week's issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. It was found that the protective effect occurred in people who drank one to two cups of coffee a day and increased at three to four cups. Researchers were unable to compare the effect of regular and decaffeinated coffee because decaf is rarely consumed in Japan. Decaffeinated coffee is not much popular in Japan (Copyrights 2005, GNS) Express Newsline ____________________________________________________ Berhenti/mengganti konfigurasi keanggotaan anda, silahkan ke: http://rantaunet.org/palanta-setting ------------------------------------------------------------ Tata Tertib Palanta RantauNet: http://rantaunet.org/palanta-tatatertib ____________________________________________________
