Coffee Is Linked To Improved Gut Health, Says New Study
Researchers found out that coffee drinkers tend to have higher microbiome diversity (microbes living in the gut) than non-coffee drinkers. This is also dose-dependent – meaning the more coffee your drink, the more diverse your microbiome.
Researchers say that coffee drinkers are likely to have a bacteria named ‘Freddy’ in their gut.
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‘It is one of the key 15 “good” bugs that we’ve linked to healthier blood sugar and fat responses after eating,’ the researcher writes in a post on social media. ‘It’s also linked to improved insulin levels in the body.’
Coffee contains antioxidants, helps those good bacterias flourish and also contains fibre! Drinking 3.2 cups a day could add up to as much as 5g of daily fibre!
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