Coffee contains three types of caffeine stimulants (Caffeine), Theobromine (Theobromine), and Theophylline. A cup of instant coffee contains about 66 milligrams of caffeine and fresh coffee contains larger amounts. The stimulant effect of coffee soon turns into a depression, forcing you to eat another cup of coffee and so on, leading to the release of minerals and vitamins from the body due to the diuretic effect of caffeine. There is no doubt that it is important to increase the intake of fluids, but we must avoid coffee and replace it with non-volatile drinks such as water, herbal tea, coffee, barley and natural juices. Another problem with drinking coffee is the substance active in caffeine (Methylxanthines), which is often associated with benign breast diseases known as fibrocystic disease. Many women suffer from breast pain in the premenstrual week, which may get worse causing Mastalgia and may occur at any time during the month. Studies have shown that abstaining from coffee has led to the healing of many women called Mastalgia. Methyxanthines are found in all caffeine-containing products, including chocolate, soft drinks such as cola, as in tea.
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