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Is coffee bad for you?


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Coffee Coffee can reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's Disease, colon cancer, but it can also act as a diuretic.

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Recent research indicates that coffee may not be so bad after all. Some evidence suggests that drinking coffee may protect against type 2 diabetes and colon cancer. Drink in moderation though. Heavy daily caffeine use can cause problems. ChaCha later

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Scientists have actually found health benefits from drinking coffee. Coffee is high in antioxidants which are helpful substances. It reduces the risk of inflammation/cardiovascular disease, the risk of diabetes, and the risk of Parkinson's Disease.

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Coffee has it's pros and cons. Coffee is loaded with anti-aging elements, may lessen the chances of getting Parkinson's, may protect your liver, all drank in moderation. The cons, coffee may elevate cholesterol and blood pressure & may be addictive.

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Caffeine is not harmful in small amounts. Try to limit yourself to 1-2 cups of coffee a day. ChaCha!

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Some studies have shown that coffee may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. However, the caffeine can cause nervousness.

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Everything in moderation. Drinking two cups a day is said to help avoid Parkinson's. Negative effects are possible to your heart.

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No, it's actually good for you in moderation. It can decrease your chances of getting Parkinson's Disease, diabetes, colon cancer, & cavities. It can boost your mood and improve headaches. ChaCha!

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