The Link Between Coffee and Health

This book is a comprehensive volume dedicated to the impact of coffee consumption on human health. It provides an up-to-date and highly illustrated synopsis of the composition and types of coffee, the mechanisms of action of coffee ingredients, the impact of coffee on all human systems and organs and the risk of many types of diseases.

The book presents the current state of knowledge on the impact of coffee on human health. Many controversial issues were raised and practical recommendations for coffee consumption in various groups of patients were included. Coffee is one of the most consumed beverages in the world, therefore it is very important to know about its impact on human health and the risk of various diseases. Moreover, a large amount of research on the influence of coffee on the functioning of the human body makes it necessary to summarize the current knowledge in this field.

This book is addressed to a very wide audience. It will be interesting not only for doctors of all specialties, but also for students of medical faculties, nutritionists and all those interested in the impact of food on human health.

Autorentext

Prof. Maciej Banach is a Vice-Rector for Collegium Medicum in the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) and Head of Department of Preventive Cardiology and Lipidology at the Medical University of Lodz (MUL). He is also an Adjunct Professor at the Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, and Senior Research Fellow at the Liverpool Centre for Cardiovascular Sciences (LCCS). He is a Founder and Head of the Polish Lipid Association (PoLA), Founder of the Lipid and Blood Pressure Meta-analysis Collaboration (LBPMC) Group, and President of the International Lipid Expert Panel (ILEP). Prof. Banach is within 1% the highest cited scientists in the world according to Essential Science Indicators by Clarivate (with 80 TOP Papers) and one of the most cited scientist in Poland with 107,475, IH=112 acc. Web of Science Core Collection, and 182,792 citations, IH=146 acc. Google Scholar. He is a laureate of several prizes and award, including: the Most Influential Person in Medicine in Poland for year 2023 with 2nd place for year 2024 on the Top 100 list by Puls Medycyny journal, and 5 recognitions of **Doctor Honoris Causa (at the Universities in Zagreb, Kosice, Bucharest, Kiev, and Timisoara).

367, h index 23 and i-10 index 51, number of citations > 1840, mainly in the field of preventive cardiology. In 2023, he received a scholarship from the Minister of Health for significant scientific achievements and an honorary distinction - Laur named after Doctor W. Mayzel awarded by Polish Academy of Sciences. Also in 2023, in the Puls Medycyny journal plebiscite “10th edition of Supertalents in Medicine”, he received the distinction "Rising star of Polish medicine" and the First Prize “Polish Lipid Association Most Recognized Young Lipidologist Award 2023”. At the end of his studies, he received a distinction for the greatest scientific achievements among the graduates of the Medical University of Silesia. He received the badge of “meritorious for the Polish Diabetic Association”. He is a member of expert groups at the Polish Lipid Association (PoLA) and International Lipid Expert Panel (ILEP). He is the head of the ILEP section - Young Lipidologists and Preventionists. He serves as a section editor in Archives of Medical Science and associate editor in the International Journal of Cardiology Cardiovascular Risk and Prevention.

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Preface.- 1.Coffee Addiction: Is It Real?.-2. Coffee and acute coronary syndrome.-3.Coffee and arterial hypertension.-4.Coffee and atrial fibrillation.-5.Coffee and Its' Effects on Cancer.-6.Coffee through the prism of paediatrics.-7.Coffee and cognitive function.-8.Coffee and cardiovascular mortality.-9.Coffee and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.-10.Coffee interactions with various medications.- CAFFEINE AND FERTILITY.-12.What are the effects of coffee at the different levels of the digestive tract?.-13.Coffee and headache: friend or foe?.-14.COFFEE AND HEART FAILURE.-15.Coffee and Hyperuricaemia: Asymptomatic hyperuricaemia and purine metabolism.-16.The impact of coffee on kidney health.-17.Coffee and Kidney Stones.-18.Coffee consumption during lactation.-19.Coffee and lipid disorders.-20.Coffee and longevity.-21.Protective effects of coffee on metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD): A potential interplay with the gut microbiome.-22.Coffee and metabolic syndrome/MAFLD.-23.Coffee and non-metabolic liver diseases.-24.Coffee, overweight and obesity: is there a link?.-25.Coffee and oral health.-26.Coffee and osteoporosis, the risk of falls and bone fractures.-27.Coffee and Parkinson's Disease.-28.Coffee and the Body's Efficiency Natural Doping.-29.Coffee and the course of pregnancy.-30.COFFE AND SLEEP.-31.Coffee and thromboembolism.-32.Coffee and Well-Being.-33.Coffee, Anxiety, and Depression.-34.Inter-individual differences in response to caffeine.-35. Coffee a historical perspective.-36.Coffee through the prism of a family doctor's practice.-37.Metabolism of coffee ingredients.-38.Social aspects of coffee: globalization and lifestyle.-39.Why is it Worth Writing about Coffee from the Perspective of Medicine? Epidemiology of Coffee Consumption in the World, Preferred Types, and Varieties of Coffee.-40.If not coffee, maybe tea, a glass of wine with dinner, and chocolate for dessert?.-41. Recommendations for coffee/caffeine consumption by pregnant women.-42.Coffee and respiratory disease.-43.Coffee and inflammation.-44.Coffee and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.