Does drinking tea affect genes?

Does drinking tea affect genes?

Researchers have found that drinking tea affects women’s genes.

According to Medical, drinking tea is very enjoyable and many people in the world like to drink it, but new studies have shown that drinking tea changes the expression of genes in women.

Studies at the University of Uppsala in Sweden show that drinking tea leads to epigenetic changes in women that are linked to cancer and the production of the hormone estrogen.

Researchers are examining whether epigenetic changes are protective against cancer.

Previous research has shown that what we eat and drink alters gene expression. The results of studies conducted last year showed that a normal diet also leads to epigenetic changes by altering intestinal bacteria.

The researchers looked at the consumption of tea and coffee – two popular beverages in the United States – and said: “These beverages may lead to epigenetic changes in both men and women.

The study was performed on 3096 adults in Europe.

Findings have shown that tea consumption alters the expression of DNAJC16 and TTC17 genes, which are associated with estrogen metabolism and cancer.

The study also showed that tea consumption did not alter men’s genes.