Regular Drinking of coffee causes many severe liver problems.Regular consumption of
coffee is associated with a reduced risk of developing a type of autoimmune
liver disease, a new study has found. Primary
sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) is an inflammatory disease of the bile ducts that
results in inflammation and subsequent fibrosis that can lead to cirrhosis of
the liver, liver failure and biliary cancer. While
rare, PSC has extremely detrimental effects.
We're always looking for ways to mitigate risk, and our first-time finding points to a novel environmental factor that also might help us to determine the cause of this and other devastating autoimmune diseases. The study examined a large group of US patients with PSC and primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) and a group of healthy patients. Data showed that coffee consumption was associated with reduced risk of PSC, but not PBC. PSC patients were much likelier not to consume coffee than healthy patients were. The PSC patients also spent nearly 20 per cent less of their time regularly drinking coffee than the control. The study suggests PSC and PBC differ more than originally thought. Moving forward, we can look at what this finding might tell us about the causes of these diseases and how to better treat them.
We're always looking for ways to mitigate risk, and our first-time finding points to a novel environmental factor that also might help us to determine the cause of this and other devastating autoimmune diseases. The study examined a large group of US patients with PSC and primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) and a group of healthy patients. Data showed that coffee consumption was associated with reduced risk of PSC, but not PBC. PSC patients were much likelier not to consume coffee than healthy patients were. The PSC patients also spent nearly 20 per cent less of their time regularly drinking coffee than the control. The study suggests PSC and PBC differ more than originally thought. Moving forward, we can look at what this finding might tell us about the causes of these diseases and how to better treat them.
So, control drinking coffee and live long.
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