Do Coffee and Caffeine Help Manage Diabetes and Six Important Facts
Monday, February 10, 2014
Morning coffee-it is the only way to get the day started for many people all over the world. Recently many articles about coffee have been released in the news. Many people are asking, what’s the story-is coffee a good choice for people trying to prevent diabetes? Is there information about the effects of caffeine and coffee if one has diabetes? We’ll discuss six interesting studies and facts about coffee and caffeine.
Fact 1: Caffeine and memory - A recent small study carried and published in 2014 at Johns Hopkins University with 73 subjects concluded that as little as 200 milligrams of caffeine enhances a special type of memory called pattern separation for up to 24 hours. When a person distinguishes the differences between two similar items that are not identical, they are exercising pattern discrimination. (1,2,3)
The Mayo Clinic has an interesting graph depicting the amounts of caffeine in many popular drinks. /.../
Fact 1: Caffeine and memory - A recent small study carried and published in 2014 at Johns Hopkins University with 73 subjects concluded that as little as 200 milligrams of caffeine enhances a special type of memory called pattern separation for up to 24 hours. When a person distinguishes the differences between two similar items that are not identical, they are exercising pattern discrimination. (1,2,3)The Mayo Clinic has an interesting graph depicting the amounts of caffeine in many popular drinks. /.../
Read more: http://www.diabetescare.net/authors/clara-schneider/do-coffee-and-caffeine-help-manage-diabetes-and-six-important-facts?utm_source=Outbrain#ixzz3RLcYulrX
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