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Consumption of four cups of coffee daily does not impact insulin sensitivity

Coffee Consumption Does Not Affect Insulin Sensitivity

Consumption of four cups of coffee per day linked to loss of fat mass, reduction in urinary creatinine
Greater electronic device use

Electronic Device Use Tied to Sugar, Caffeine Intake in Teens

While energy drink consumption is declining, more electronic device use tied to more sugar, caffeine consumption
Individuals who drink more than six cups of coffee per day have a reduced risk for developing symptomatic gallstone disease

Drinking More Coffee Tied to Lower Risk for Gallstone Disease

Individuals with genetic variants linked to increased coffee consumption have reduced risk for gallstones
The time to first postoperative bowel movement after elective laparoscopic colorectal resection is shorter in those drinking coffee versus noncaffeinated tea

Coffee May Speed Up Recovery of Function After Bowel Surgery

Time to first postoperative bowel movement and length of hospital stay shorter in coffee drinkers
Higher levels of caffeinated beverage intake may be a trigger for migraine headache on that day among adults with episodic migraines

Excess Caffeine May Be a Trigger for Episodic Migraine Headaches

Three or more servings of caffeinated beverages associated with higher odds for headache that day
Energy drinks prolong the QTc interval and are associated with an increase in blood pressure

Energy Drinks Prolong QTc Interval, Elevate Blood Pressure

Findings seen among young, healthy volunteers randomly assigned to energy drinks or placebo
Consumption of caffeinated energy drinks is on the rise in the United States among adolescents

U.S. Energy Drink Consumption Rose From 2003 to 2016

Energy drinks accounted for majority of total daily caffeine among consumers
Caffeine intake from coffee is inversely associated with the risk for incident rosacea

Consuming Caffeine From Coffee Reduces Incident Rosacea

Significant inverse association for caffeinated coffee consumption; no link for decaffeinated coffee
Increased coffee intake may be a beneficial addition to a healthy diet

Coffee Drinking Found to Lower Risk of All-Cause Mortality

Similar findings across type of coffee, quantity, type of death, and caffeine metabolism score
Maternal caffeine intake during pregnancy may alter the overall weight growth trajectory of the offspring from 6 weeks to 8 years

In Utero Caffeine Exposure Affects Early Childhood Weight

Maternal caffeine consumption tied to higher infant growth and childhood excess weight gain