The researchers found that those who drunk 4 cups of coffee or more a day had the lowest level of risk in the development of the case of "pink" delivery, compared to those who drink coffee once a month, according to the newspaper "Sun" British. The study also found that caffeine-free coffee is not associated with low risk of delivery. Scientists believe that caffeine works on the expansion of blood vessels, which reduces redness or swelling and associated infections or other symptoms. The researchers acknowledged that they needed further studies to determine the benefits and benefits of caffeine for people with the disease.
Source:Warren A. Albert School of Medicine at Brown University of America
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