Study Finds Regular Coffee Boosts Gut Diversity and Motility

Regular coffee drinking linked to changes in gut motility and microbiome

Euronews.com • 14 nov. 08h27

A University of Copenhagen study found that habitual coffee drinkers show lower small-intestine acidity, more colon contractions and greater gut bacterial diversity than less frequent drinkers.

Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? Scientists Have a New Theory

Gizmodo • 13 nov. 14h40

Researchers using ingestible sensors found that frequent coffee drinkers show stronger colon contractions, lower small-intestine pH and greater bacterial richness, offering a possible explanation for the common urge to defecate after coffee.

Scientists Compared Frequent and Occasional Coffee Drinkers-a Trend Emerged

Newsweek • 12 nov. 19h02

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen found that frequent coffee drinkers have a more diverse gut microbiota, lower small-intestine pH and increased colon contractions, though the health implications remain uncertain.

Regular coffee drinking appears to change how your gut works

Futurity • 11 nov. 19h01

A University of Copenhagen study found that frequent coffee drinkers have greater gut microbial diversity, lower small-intestine pH and increased colon contractions, suggesting coffee may influence digestive physiology.

Regular coffee consumption alters gut bacteria and digestive physiology

News-Medical • 10 nov. 16h11

A University of Copenhagen study found that frequent coffee consumption is associated with greater gut bacterial diversity, lower small-intestine pH and increased colon contractions, suggesting potential implications for constipation treatment.