cancer
Some studies have shown the effectiveness of some drinks, such as coffee, in preventing breast cancer.
Dr. Fatima Khneifis Al-Thubaiti, Consultant General of Surgery at King Abdulaziz University Hospital, said that most cases of breast cancer are not related to the increase in coffee consumption, so we need many studies in the Kingdom on this issue.
The doctor pointed out that caffeine and the coffee containing it contribute to protecting women from breast cancer, and the scientific evidence currently available in this regard is numerous, and here is a simple summary of it:
While a Swedish study showed that caffeine consumption may be associated with a small decrease in the incidence of breast cancer in some women who have reached the menopausal stage.
It was noted that for women who have passed the menopausal stage to drink caffeinated coffee may reduce their chances of developing breast cancer, and caffeine may help reduce the chances of breast cancer returning to a woman''s body after recovery.
