Eur J Nutr February 2014 PMID 24150256

Coffee and caffeine intake and incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus: a meta-analysis of prospective studies.

Xiubo Jiang, Dongfeng Zhang, Wenjie Jiang

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The discussion reflects a positive attitude toward the study, noting the distinction between the acute and chronic effects of coffee on type 2 diabetes, using words like 'claramente diferentes' to emphasize scientific nuance, which indicates thoughtful engagement and recognition of its potential importance.

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The positive reaction with 'Muy buena cita' suggests general agreement or appreciation for the publication's findings, especially with the mention of differing effects of coffee on diabetes.

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The discussion shows high interest, highlighting that the topic of coffee's impact on diabetes is engaging and relevant to the audience.

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The post references specific details about acute versus chronic coffee effects, indicating a moderate level of thoughtful engagement with the study’s nuances.

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While the reaction is positive, it reflects a moderate influence, emphasizing interest but not suggesting widespread or transformative impact yet.

Abstract in brief

  • The meta-analysis found that higher coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and caffeine intake are associated with a reduced risk of developing type 2 diabetes, with the strongest effects seen in women and nonsmokers.
  • The studies showed that increasing coffee consumption by about 2 cups per day could decrease the risk of T2DM by approximately 12%, and similar decreases were observed with decaffeinated coffee and caffeine.
  • The findings suggest that consuming coffee and caffeine might significantly lower the chances of developing type 2 diabetes, highlighting a potential protective effect.]

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Rosa Corcoy
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Muy buena cita @isidoro_cano! Los efectos de la ingesta aguda y crónica de café son claramente diferentes, también para #DM! https://t.co/Aeqajy4PZ7 https://t.co/hq0PeOUdYU

Jun 16, 2020 · 5 likes · 3,335 followers View post →

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Rosa Corcoy
@RosaCorcoy · X

Muy buena cita @isidoro_cano! Los efectos de la ingesta aguda y crónica de café son claramente diferentes, también para #DM! https://t.co/Aeqajy4PZ7 https://t.co/hq0PeOUdYU

Jun 16, 2020 · 5 likes · 3,335 followers View post →