The Benefits of Caffeine to Prevent Fatty Liver
Exciting news for those who are used to sipping coffee or tea every day. It turned this positive habits contribute to health care, according to recent study from a team of international researchers DUKE-NUS Graduate Medical School and Duke University School of Medicine, USA.
The research team found that increased intake of caffeine can reduce fatty liver disease in people who suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), or a disease closely associated with obesity, insulin resistance, and dyslipidemia.
The research team found that increased intake of caffeine can reduce fatty liver disease in people who suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), or a disease closely associated with obesity, insulin resistance, and dyslipidemia.
By
using cell
culture and mouse models that
were conditioned with high-fat
diet, a study led by Paul Yen, MD is observing the
effects of caffeine on the metabolism of fat in the liver.
As a result, regular caffeine intake can
reduce the risk of the formation of fatty deposits in the liver.
Although
the tests conducted in mice, the results of
this study also claimed
effect on the
human heart. With dose adjustments, is estimated dose of caffeine
that can provide
a similar effect in
humans is about 4 cups of tea or coffee every day.
"Coffee and tea are very commonly consumed, and note that both of them had a therapeutic effect, especially since it is often called is not good for the health, of course, very encouraging," said Yen.
"Coffee and tea are very commonly consumed, and note that both of them had a therapeutic effect, especially since it is often called is not good for the health, of course, very encouraging," said Yen.
This
finding, according to the Yen
could be developed
similar to drug discovery that caffeine does not
have side effects such as caffeine for
therapeutic purposes. Yen also expect these findings to be a
starting point to examine the
full benefits of caffeine
is associated with
therapy.
Results of this study are published in the Hepatology journal.
Results of this study are published in the Hepatology journal.
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