Coffee and its relationship with urinary incontinence among men

Coffee and its relationship with urinary incontinence among men

A medical study revealed that men who ate more than two cups of coffee per day, or equivalent of caffeine they become more likely to suffer from what is known as urinary incontinence or Alrade urinating as compared to men who ate less amounts of caffeine.

This is the first study of its kind to reveal the existence of a relationship between men consumption of caffeine and coffee and increase the chances of developing urinary incontinence.

The study was conducted on more than 5000 people during the period of 2005-2007 between the age groups which exceeded twenty years where dietary habits were analyzed and the extent of their consumption of caffeine and water and the nature of their diet.

The data showed that those who ate about 234 mg of caffeine or more a day, including increased chances of developing urinary incontinence by 72% compared to people who consumed less.

The researchers stressed that the higher rates of consumption of caffeine and coffee, the higher the risk of developing the disease.