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A new study reveals that women with less total body and less abdominal fat, drink more coffee than those who drink coffee occasionally or not at all. In addition, this appears to benefit 40-something and older women even more when they drink up to a specific number of cups of coffee per day.
Here’s an easy way to fake out your instant coffee and fool your friends into believing they are being served a labor-intensive brew.
Recent research suggests that if you have any of these three medical conditions in your family medical history, the coffee you drink could increase your genetic risk of developing one of the diseases.
Discover how you can brew good coffee in just 30 seconds using a new handheld brew cup system. In addition, see how two double-espresso commercial drinks compare against each other in a taste test.
A new review of current studies reported in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals some surprising findings about milk and our health that could negate our reasons for why we choose what milk type we put in our coffee.
A recent news story reveals yet another death diagnosed as caused by caffeine toxicity. While medical professions consider that drinking enough cups of coffee to reach toxic levels is nearly impossible to achieve, it is not totally without ill effects. Here’s what you need to know about how many cups is right for you.
Do you know which has fewer calories: soy milk, skim milk or coconut milk? Here’s the scoop and a quick guide on what your milk choices are when you are concerned about counting calories in your café latte.
Discover two tips for making the next cup of coffee you brew, memorable ones for your friends and family.
Discover the number of cups of coffee you should be drinking every day. And why, during COVID-19, drinking coffee is even more important than ever to your health.
Are you looking for the nearly-ultimate convenience with your coffee drinking experience for the best possible taste? If so, then here’s the latest on why you should trust the writer, have rare coffee delivered to your door, and discover the winner in a coffee mocha match-up.
Discover the story behind coffee’s patron saint and see what a review of two commercial iced vanilla drinks recommends as a better choice for your cold coffee drinking pleasure.
Discover the connection between shaving and how to get the most out of your morning cup of coffee. In addition, learn about a rarely reported instant coffee that has a surprisingly good flavor.
There’s a lot of conflicting information when it comes to coffee grounds and gardening. Here’s what one simple test showed when asked if pepper seeds will germinate in used coffee grounds.
With a rise in kidney illnesses, it is more important than ever to look for the underlying causes to slow its occurrence. One of the easiest ways we can influence our kidney function is to be mindful of how much sugary drinks like soda (soft drinks) we consume on a daily basis. This can decrease our propensity for obesity, diabetes, and other metabolic disorders that can place undue stress on our kidneys.
Venomous animals are widely spread all over the globe. Several terrestrial vertebrates (reptiles, birds, insects, and mammals) are also venomous. Major arthropods (scorpions, bees, and wasps) have multicellular glands attached to the stinging apparatus. Bee venom obtained from stepwise fractionation has been reported to contain peptides (Prasasty et al, 2018). It has been known for many years that venom of insects like wasps and bees have compounds that can fight bacteria. Along with that, however, for many humans, these same insect venoms cause toxic reactions so without some kind of refinement was needed. researchers at MIT took the toxin from a South American wasp and created variants of the peptide that are potents against bacterial while nontoxic to human cells. As part of their immune defenses, many organisms produce peptides that can kill bacteria. To help fight the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, many scientists have been trying to adapt these peptides as potential drugs. The study found that the peptide from the venom is believed to kill microbes by disrupting the cell membranes on bacteria (Torres et al, 2018)
People who follow the ketogenic diet say keto friendly coffee creamer is the best alternative to a sugar in the coffee.
The ketogenic diet is taking the world by storm. The ketogenic diet ranked amongst the top of the diet and fitness Google searches of 2016. Keto coffee is receiving high praise from health gurus everywhere. If you don’t want to have more energy or shed some pounds, the keto coffee craze is not for you.
We’ve all been there – the midday crash -- when your energy tanks and you find yourself craving a jolt. Your mind habitually wants to grab a coffee or something chocolate, but when the stimulating effects wear off, coffee ultimately leaves you craving more sweets to get through the day. Making these poor health choices day-in and day-out can take a toll on your health.
If you are one to enjoy a few cups of coffee a day, drink up, because there is encouraging news out of England suggesting that not only is drinking coffee good for you, but the optimal number of cups imbibed per day (on average, of course) for leading a more healthy - and more lengthy - existence has been ascertained. Research suggests that drinking three to four cups of coffee daily has numerous health benefits, as opposed to those who abstain from drinking the dark rejuvenator at all.
As the coffee chain so proudly proclaims: America runs on Dunkin. Indeed, many Americans do run on coffee. London buses recently began running on bio-diesel fuel crafted partially from coffee grounds. In recent years, coffee has brewed more than flavor as the debate grows heated.
Yes, coffee is vegan, but for vegans and non-vegans alike this daily habit has a downside. While one of the most common of American habits is drinking coffee, we are all different in how we react to it. Studies don't directly say that coffee is dehydrating, yet you may find yourself chugging bottles of water after having your morning cup. Every wonder why?
When you are out and about this fall and Pumpkin Spice is everywhere, beware – it may not be vegan.
More good news for coffee drinkers and diabetes here.
Many people can’t get a jump-start on their day without having a nice hot cup, or three, of Joe in the morning. In fact, you would be hard-pressed to find any coffee drinker, vegan or non-vegan, who would voluntarily give this morning ritual up, even though this vegan brew, sans the cream and sugar, may be doing some serious damage to your gums.
It turns out that science has given us another reason to consume our daily, much needed cup of coffee. Scientists found that consuming coffee equals to longevity, so besides having your daily coffee fix in the form of a drink, there are other ways you can use this ingredient. So, here are 5 recipes using coffee that will help you live longer.
If you’re a busy mom like me, chances are the first thing you do in the morning is grab that cup of coffee to get you going. I have long loved my morning coffee to help me wake up and start my day, but two large studies have just confirmed a much bigger reason to love your morning cup of Joe. It turns out that your morning fix may, in fact, help you to live longer.
There were a lot of rewards to working at Starbucks. I got free drinks all day, a free food item, a free pound of coffee per week; not to mention good pay, great benefits, and Starbucks is just a great company to work for. There was an unforeseen benefit though, that I never would have thought of: caffeine can be good for your skin.
Here’s the God’s honest truth from a tree-hugger about what matter most when buying a coffeemaker, and the answer is, it’s what is important to the individual consumer. Why? Because we all have our own experiences with coffee that determine our emotional attachment and what coffee maker features we prefer.
Coffee and tea drinkers may be doing one thing wrong by adding extra calories. What researchers discovered could be thwarting your weight loss efforts.
Peripheral Artery Disease or PAD is a narrowing of the blood vessels – most commonly in the legs – that can lead to an increased risk of very serious health conditions. Diet plays a very important part in the care of PAD.
