Drinking Coffee Reduces Breast Cancer Risk Affected

Lately more and more shops are selling coffee drinks. Drinking coffee also has become a routine activity for some people. Coffee with caffeine actually has some health benefits. One is to reduce the risk of breast cancer.
Recently, a study suggests five cups of coffee a day reduces the likelihood of developing breast cancer over the age of 50 years. Researchers found that people who drink coffee are often able to reduce the possibility of malignant tumors by 20 percent.

Even in diseases known as ER-negative, the risk in coffee drinkers was reduced by 50 percent compared with that instead. The researchers say up to now they still are not sure the reason why coffee is so beneficial to reduce the risk of cancer.
However, considering that there ever will study the same thing before, can be estimated reason is because coffee is rich in antioxidants.

In this study, a team from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, see the note almost on 5,000 women over the age of 50 years. It turned out that half of it is breast cancer.
Then they saw the pattern of coffee consumption these women. It can be concluded that women who drank more than five cups of coffee a day reduced the risk of breast cancer about 20 percent.

After they examined more about the types of cancer, it is known that for this type of ER-Negative, coffee drinkers around 57 percent reduced risk. This type of cancer is very rare and difficult to treat.
Each year 45,000 women diagnosed with breast cancer in which a third is expected to die from the disease.