<center><img src="https://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/consumer_assets/site_images/article_thumbnails/blog_posts/public-health/1800x1200_coffee.jpg" alt="Shared From DLIKE" /></center><br><p>We all are aware of the positive effects of coffee in our body.&nbsp; A wide variety of chemicals are found in the coffee which has beneficial effects, such as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects etc. Besides all the previously known benefits,&nbsp; a new study has shown the effects of regular coffee consumption in patients with advanced colon cancer.&nbsp;</p><p>The study, which was done over 1200 patients with colon cancer with distant spread, showed that who drank regular coffee, had a longer life in comparison with them who didn't. The more cups of coffee were consumed,&nbsp; the better survival benefits were found.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>This is an interesting finding but the researchers cautioned about it. This study just finds a connection between prolonged survival time and daily regular coffee intake. It doesn't make coffee as a curative treatment for colon cancer.&nbsp; It simply tells us that who has the habits of drinking coffee, they can continue drinking despite their advanced colon cancer.&nbsp;</p><p>Here is the link of the article (if you want to read details):</p><br><center><br><a href="https://dlike.io/post/@hafiz34/regular-coffee-consumption-in-patients-with-advanced-colon-cancer">Shared On DLIKE</a><hr><br><a href="https://dlike.io/"><img src="https://dlike.io/images/dlike-logo.jpg"></a></center>