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Re: "people who drink a lot of coffee tend to live longer than people who drink moderately or sparsely." [ggeiger]
ggeiger wrote:
https://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/the-more-coffee-you-drink-longer-you-live-says-huge-research-report.html?cid=sf01002&fbclid=IwAR2uY2ixzFgen4jerzbek2CGr1erYyVjS-jphlCYTznNC5Jn9DsO9rOoaV0

Great news!
Thanks, Gary Geiger!! Just remember: Correlation is not Causation...


"Let's be clear on this point: What the research shows is a correlation, not a causal connection. It's possible that people drink more coffee because their lifestyle is generally more healthy, hence they live longer. Possible but not likely, though, considering the wealth of other evidence confirming that drinking coffee results in:
  • A 20% reduced risk of cancer.
  • A 20% reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes.
  • A 30% reduced risk of Parkinson's disease.
  • A 5% reduced risk of heart disease."

Karen ST Concierge
Last edited by: STConcierge: Jan 21, 19 14:01

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