Summary of When You Drink Coffee Every Day This Is What Happens To Your Body!

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The health benefits of drinking coffee regularly are numerous, but one of the most impactful is the reduction in risk of liver disease. If you drink alcohol regularly, choosing to drink coffee daily can also help protect your liver.

  • 00:00:00 According to an article in Reuters, overall coffee consumption in America is on the rise, with 64 of Americans drinking at least one cup of coffee per day in 2018 up from 62 percent the year before. This means that many millions of people are starting their day with the dark caffeinated beverage most of them at home though coffee shops are very much alive and well too. Additionally, more and more folks are reaching for the fancier stuff as gourmet coffee is rising in popularity. However, as to whether drinking coffee every day is good or bad for you, it's not a black and white issue according to an article in Time. On top of that, the scientific consensus has changed evolved and shifted over the years, though it's a lot better today than it used to be. Overall, the outlook is more positive than it is grim good news for bean juice deputies. Having that first cup of coffee in the morning can feel downright magical sometimes especially if you're particularly dragging that day, but be careful if you find yourself doing it every day as you can get addicted to caffeine. The reason for that addiction is that coffee normally binds to the adenosine receptors in the brain, adenosine being what builds up sleep pressure over time. However, the body creates more
  • 00:05:00 Drinking coffee is associated with a variety of health benefits, one of which is reducing the risk of liver disease. If you drink alcohol regularly, choosing to drink coffee daily can also help protect your liver.

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