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Coffee (COF) is good for you!? Ironically, Death Wish Coffee, made famous during Super Bowl 50, may be. There was a time when I, along with many newly diagnosed cancer patients, stopped drinking COF. The idea was that coffee was “bad” for you. As the studies below discuss, COF lowers cancer risk of several cancers.
I drink two cups of strong, black COF each morning. The articles linked below are the reason why. COF reduces the risk of a diagnosis of cancer as well as a relapse of cancer. Further, my COF helps me get to my work-out each morning. Seriously. Two cups of COF makes me a little stronger (do more reps).
Also, COF helps me with my chemobrain. Meaning, the caffine does give my brain a jolt which I definately need to start my day. My coffee is:
Not to mention the fact that I need my COF to start may day. Meaning, there is a “mind-body” benefit from drinking COF.
I am both a cancer survivor and cancer coach. I have been living with an incurable blood cancer called multiple myeloma since my diagnosis in early 1994. COF helps me manage the ups and downs of living life as a cancer survivor.
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David Emerson
“Several meta-analyses of epidemiologic studies suggest that coffee consumption is associated with a decreased risk of all-cause mortality and is not associated with cancer-related mortality.2-5Several meta-analyses also suggest that coffee consumption may decrease the risk of many types of cancers, but for some cancers, the data remain mixed or indicate an increased risk…
“The best part of waking up…is reducing your risk of neurodegeneration. And depression, and cancer, and cardiovascular disease... It’s becoming increasingly clear that COF is more than just a morning routine. The body of data suggesting that the world’s most widely used stimulant is beneficial in a variety of mental and medical conditions is growing at a staggering rate…”
“The data showed that even moderate COF consumption, between one to two servings a day, was associated with a 26 percent reduction in the odds of developing colorectal cancer after adjusting for known risk factors. Moreover, the risk of developing colorectal cancer continued to decrease to up to 50 percent when participants drank more than 2.5 servings of COF each day...”
“Women who drink lots of COF may cut their risk of developing one type of breast cancer, according to a new study, but experts are urging caution…
The Karolinska Institute findings are based on nearly 6,000 women and suggest drinking more than five cups a day halves a woman’s risk…”
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ReplyI drink 2-3 cups of coffee every morning and I had HER2 breast cancer.
ReplyHi Ginny-
If I read your comment correctly you think it stinks that you developed HER2 BC considering your daily coffee habit. For what it’s worth, I agree with you.
You may or may not be interested but there are many conventional, integrative and lifestyle therapies that are evidence based and shown to kill cancer. I am a cancer coaching. Providing information and studies citing anti-cancer therapies, both conventional and non-conventional, it what I do.
What stage were you diagnosed at? Any symptoms? Any therapy yet?
thanks
David Emerson
PeopleBeatingCancerCoaching.org
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