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• Heart Disease (up to 25% reduction in mortality risk (for women))
• Diabetes (up to 60% reduced risk)
• Dementia (up to 65% reduced risk)
• Colon Cancer (up to 25% reduced risk)
• Cirrhosis (up to 80% reduced risk)
• Gallstones (almost 50% reduced risk)
• Parkinson’s Disease (up to 80% reduced risk – probably because of caffeine)
• Headache Relief (because of the caffeine)
• Asthma Relief (caffeine again)
• Cavity Protection (because of anti-bacterial and anti-adhesive properties of compounds within coffee)

Coffee is the largest consumed beverage in the world, sold in almost all countries of the world. It is brewed from the roasted seeds, typically called Coffee Beans, of the coffee plant, from which it derives its name. It is grown and cultivated in over seventy countries across the world. Green unroasted coffee beans are one of the most traded agricultural commodities in the world with the primary exporters being Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa. After water, it is regarded as one of the most consumed drink in the world.

The primary constituent of coffee, caffeine acts a stimulant and hence finds a variety of applications. However the benefits of coffee extend beyond managing to keep one awake and reduce stress.
The consumption off coffee, on a regular basis is found to reduce the risk of onset of diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and gallstone disease.

Coffee contains the compound methylpyridinum, a known anti-cancer compound. Though this is not found natively in the coffee seeds or the plant, it is formed during the roasting of the beans. This compound is not found in measurable amounts in any other food stuff and hence regular consumption of coffee reduces the risk of cancer.

The stimulant action of coffee is not limited to the brain and extends all the way up to the lower intestine. It is a powerful stimulant of the peristaltic movement and hence is a good antidote to constipation.

Coffee has long been used as one of the most effective analgesics throughout history. It not only acts as a standalone pain killer, but also enhances the effects of other pain killers and hence caffeine forms a part of many over the counter painkillers.

The consumption of coffee is also known to reduce the instances of Liver cancer, reducing the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma.