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Can coffee reduce chances of cancer relapse?
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27/03/2024
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Studies have already shown that drinking coffee is linked to a lower risk of cancer,
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particularly bowel cancer.
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But new research published this week shows that if you've already got cancer,
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drinking coffee could reduce your risk of relapse.
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The elements of coffee which give it its anti-cancer properties are called phytochemicals
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and these are responsible for the dark colour, rich aroma and strong taste which many of us enjoy.
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So if you enjoy coffee, continue drinking it with a clear conscience.
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It doesn't mean you have to start drinking coffee if you don't enjoy it
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because you can get phytochemicals in lots of other foods.
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Phytochemicals originate in plants, particularly those with a strong colour, taste and aroma,
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such as fruit, herbs, spices, vegetables, nuts, seeds and legumes.
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With the evidence for the anti-cancer benefits of phytochemicals becoming increasingly convincing
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as more and more studies such as this are published, the question arises,
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could we concentrate them and put them in a capsule to boost the intake throughout the day?
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Many capsules are available on the shelves of health food shops
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but very few have undergone formal evaluation in clinical studies.
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The largest and most comprehensive study to date is called the Your Phyto study
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which is currently ongoing in the United Kingdom
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and it's due to have results published in the end of 2024.
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This is a double-blind, randomised controlled trial in which participants receive a supplement
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called Your Phyto which contains ginger, turmeric, cranberries, pomegranate, tea,
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and other phytochemical-rich foods and the idea is to look to see if there's an improvement
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in the markers of cancer and other symptoms of cancer in the group which receive the supplement.
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