Can Coffee Really Help with Depression? Here’s What You Should Know.
Caffeine in coffee gives you a quick energy boost and can help lift your mood, which is why so many people drink it daily. Research shows that people who drink coffee often experience fewer symptoms of depression. Coffee can even help lower the risk of serious conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s due to its protective compounds.
References:
https://www.webmd.com/diet/what-to-know-about-coffee-and-depression
Caffeine in coffee gives you a quick energy boost and can help lift your mood, which is why so many people drink it daily. Research shows that people who drink coffee often experience fewer symptoms of depression. Coffee can even help lower the risk of serious conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s due to its protective compounds.
References:
https://www.webmd.com/diet/what-to-know-about-coffee-and-depression
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00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about, can coffee really help with depression?
00:14Here's what you should know. Caffeine in coffee gives you a quick energy boost and can help lift
00:18your mood, which is why so many people drink it daily. Research shows that people who drink coffee
00:23often experience fewer symptoms of depression. Coffee can even help lower the risk of serious
00:28conditions like dementia, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's due to its protective compounds.
00:331. How Coffee Affects Depression Depression symptoms can vary,
00:36but often include low energy, loss of interest, and trouble focusing. Studies have found that
00:41coffee's stimulant effect may help reduce these symptoms for some. However, this doesn't mean you
00:46should rely on coffee alone to treat depression. While there are benefits, too much coffee can also
00:51have downsides. 2. Risks of Drinking Too Much Coffee
00:55The FDA says up to four cups of coffee a day is generally safe, but more than that can cause
00:59problems like restlessness, rapid heartbeat, and insomnia. Drinking too much coffee can also lead
01:04to, caffeine intoxication, causing anxiety, headaches, and irritability. Quitting coffee
01:09suddenly can trigger withdrawal symptoms like fatigue and headaches. Caffeine can interact
01:14with medications for conditions like thyroid disorders or mental health issues, and it may
01:18raise blood sugar in people with diabetes. Postmenopausal women and those with acid reflux
01:23or high cholesterol should also be careful with their coffee intake.
01:263. Lifestyle Tips for Managing Depression Moderate coffee consumption can help with depression,
01:31but try to delay your first cup until you've been awake for an hour to let your body's natural
01:35cortisol kick in. Avoid coffee close to bedtime, and consider cutting out sugary drinks, as they
01:40can worsen depression. Unsweetened coffee is linked to lower depression levels. Exercise
01:45is another great way to boost your mood naturally. It increases serotonin and endorphins, helping to
01:50ease depression symptoms and may reduce your reliance on coffee for energy. Always consult a
01:54doctor for the best depression treatment options. Thanks for watching, Sunbro. Please subscribe,
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