커피를 마시면 건강해진다?
커피를 마시면 건강해진다?
And Coffee’s Perks 특전, 혜택. That cup of java 커피 may do more than lift you up in the morning. It could be fighting disease. From ABC News, this is World News Tonight with Charles Gibson.
And finally tonight, a story that should perk up ~에게 기운을 차리게 하다 coffee lovers everywhere. More than 80% of adults in this country start the day and many end it with a cup of coffee. Well, today, we got more intriguing 흥미를 자아내는 evidence that coffee can be good for you. With a new study that suggests it can cut your risk of Type 2 Diabetes 제2형 당뇨병, here’s ABC’s John McKenzie.
On any given morning, more than a hundred million Americans reach for a cup of coffee to jump-start 개시하다, 활성화하다 their day. Many admit they’re hooked 사로잡다, 열중케 하다. “I guess I’m addicted to <수동형으로> ~에 중독되다 caffeine and I like the taste.” But mounting evidence suggests all those lattes and cappuccinos might not only improve your mood, they just might improve your health. Daily cups of coffee have been linked to a reduced risk of Parkinson’s Disease, liver cancer, gallstones 담석, and especially Type 2 Diabetes.
A variety of studies now shows that drinking 4 cups of coffee a day, these are standard cups, 8 ounces in each, is associated with a 30% reduction in the risk of developing diabetes. And the research suggests, the more coffee you drink, the greater the protection. But that does not mean you have to get wired ~에 열중해 있는.
The study out today found decaf just as effective against diabetes as regular caffeinated coffee. Both are loaded with 충분히 있다 the same nutrients. And as researchers have discovered much more. “I don’t think I would have people go out and start drinking coffee with the hope that they’re going to decrease their risk for diabetes.” But for those already downing <액체, 약 등을> 먹다, 마시다 their daily cups of java, even a possible health benefit is one more thing to savor 즐기다, 음미하다. John McKenzie, ABC News,