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According to the study published in the Journal of Gamma Dermatology, which included 82,000 nurses, it was determined that excessive coffee consumption reduced the risk of rosacea on the skin.
Researchers at the Warren A. Albert School of Medicine at the Brown University of America have analyzed the characteristics of coffee, tea and soda for nurses and the amount of chocolate they consume, all containing caffeine.
The researchers found that those who ate 4 or more cups of coffee a day had the lowest risk of developing a "pink" delivery case, compared to those who drink coffee once a month, according to the newspaper British "Sun".
The study also revealed that coffee without caffeine was not associated with a low risk of childbirth.
Scientists believe that caffeine acts on the enlargement of the blood vessels, which reduces redness or swelling and infections or other associated symptoms.
The researchers acknowledged that they needed additional studies to determine the benefits of caffeine for people with the disease.
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According to the study published in the Journal of Gamma Dermatology and covering 82,000 nurses, it has been found that excessive coffee consumption reduces the risk of rosacea on the skin.
Researchers at the Warren A. Albert School of Medicine at the Brown University of America have analyzed the characteristics of coffee, tea and soda for nurses and the amount of chocolate they consume, all containing caffeine.
The researchers found that those who ate 4 or more cups of coffee a day had the lowest risk of developing a "pink" delivery case, compared to those who drink coffee once a month, according to the newspaper British "Sun".
The study also revealed that coffee without caffeine was not associated with a low risk of childbirth.
Scientists believe that caffeine acts on the enlargement of the blood vessels, which reduces redness or swelling and infections or other associated symptoms.
The researchers acknowledged that they needed additional studies to determine the benefits of caffeine for people with the disease.
