Researchers: Even those who drink eight cups of coffee a day live longer than those who do not drink

– I can drink one or two cups a day, says Kaja Walsh (26).

However, this is the case when the student does not work to make coffee for guests at the coffee shop in Oslo tinghus.

– She will be more over, she says.

Confirming other results

Just that, she needs everything to judge, not to worry. A scientific study published this week in the reputed JAMA Internal Medicine confirms some previous surveys and assumptions: Coffee drinkers live longer than those who move away from lukewarm caffeine.

Eight cups of the day

. 110,000 of them did not drink coffee. 214,000 drank instant coffee, 87,000 drank coffee varieties cooked or cooked, while 74,000 preferred to drink without caffeine. 10,000 of the respondents drank eight or more cups a day.

In ten years, 14,225 people died among the respondents. After adjusting for other variables, the researchers found that the risk of dying during those ten years was 10 to 15 percent higher for those who stayed away from coffee. Neither one nor the other type of coffee, nor the quantity, seem to affect the conclusion that coffee makers live longer. This also affected the group that drank eight cups a day or more.

In Norway, health authorities said last year that pressed coffee, coffee, espresso and coffee capsule machines contain fats that increase cholesterol. On the other hand, the filter coffee and lyophilisate are on the Yes list. British figures do not distinguish these types

Quiet coffee makers

The conclusion of the new survey is as follows: "The results provide further evidence that coffee consumption can be part of a healthy diet and calm those who drink. "

Previous studies have suggested that the substances in coffee can help suppress inflammation and improve the body's absorption of insulin. Erikka Loftfield, author Principal of the study and researcher at the National Cancer Institute of the United States, told AP that they were still working to explain why coffee apparently prolongs life.She points out that coffee contains over 1,000 chemical compounds

– Not directly unhealthy

Linn Kvalvik (31) receives a cup of barista coffee Kaja Walsh and says that she drinks two to three cups a day – preferably with milk. [196] 59002] – If it's healthy I prefer to make black coffee not directly unhealthy, "says Kvalvik. Walsh is also uncertain.

– One day it is healthy. The next is unhealthy.

Australian tourists Mark and Kate Darby (60 years old) on the Norwegian circuit do not let go of the announcement that coffee extends life.

Australian Tourists Mark and Kate Darby (60) 19659002] – We went to tea. We both had a little trouble and had a heartburn, but they do not seem to worry that coffee can be a health problem for most people.

They are a little impressed by the teas in Australia and Norway.

– This is the first place of the trip to Norway and Sweden where we had tea in the box, she says.