05-21-2008, 09:56 PM
As you gulp your cup of java and then chow down on some breakfast cereal, you may wish to consider new research looking at the possible effects when these two morning favourites are combined.
Drinking caffeinated coffee an hour before eating a bowl of cereal can significantly affect the body's blood-sugar response, according to the small study conducted at the University of Guelph in Ontario.
Terry Graham, chair of the department of human health and nutritional sciences, says this is of no consequence to healthy individuals. In fact, he notes that epidemiological studies have shown quite conclusively that prolonged decades of heavy coffee drinking decrease the risk for Type 2 diabetes.
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Drinking caffeinated coffee an hour before eating a bowl of cereal can significantly affect the body's blood-sugar response, according to the small study conducted at the University of Guelph in Ontario.
Terry Graham, chair of the department of human health and nutritional sciences, says this is of no consequence to healthy individuals. In fact, he notes that epidemiological studies have shown quite conclusively that prolonged decades of heavy coffee drinking decrease the risk for Type 2 diabetes.
for full story click on this link
http://www.executivemindshare.com/?page=...cycode=rgx