Wednesday, December 10, 2014

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Overcome Depression With Coffee

You like to drink coffee? It turns hobby coffee can improve your mental health. According to the study, women who like to drink coffee is rare to suffer from depression than women who did not drink coffee or eat only as much as one cup of coffee a day. Although this conclusion seems too early, a written research results in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, said that with the consumption of coffee, one can reduce the guilt that exist within them.

With the present study, the negative impression that had been attached to the coffee and then decreased. High doses of caffeine levels that have associated with many diseases could finally distracted by this positive impact.
Approximately 80% of the caffeine in the world is generally consumed in the form of coffee. Caffeine is a stimulant of the nervous system that is most widely used. Caffeine is proven to have adverse effects on cardiovascular health, cancer, and inflammation. However, beyond that, caffeine has a positive impact on one's mood.

It has been widely demonstrated that in the short term, caffeine has a positive effect on mood by increasing energy. In addition, caffeine is also able to make your eyes always awake. Based on the short-term positive effects, many experts who became interested in knowing more positive effects of caffeine in the long run.

A total of 51,000 women were included in a health study. The experts keep track of their health. At the beginning of the study, none of the respondents are said to suffer from depression or taking antidepressants. Then, after she consumed four cups of coffee every day, this woman's risk of developing depression was reduced by 20%. While women who consumed two to three cups of coffee, the risk of depression decreased only by 15%.

Caffeine is considered to have an effect in the form of the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin. The third manifestation of these effects was influential in setting the mood and depression. However, the long-term effects of caffeine is not yet known with certainty. Clearly, the content of which is owned by caffeine antidepressants may be useful to repel depression.

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