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Black Coffee May Help Reduce Heart Failure Risk

Highlights : Caffeinated coffee lowers heart failure risk by 30% Decaffeinated coffee was linked to a higher risk of heart diseases Experts advise moderate coffee consumption as part of an overall heart healthy dietary pattern. ...

Green Tea and Coffee Lower Death Risk in Stroke Survivors

Drinking 1 cup of green tea or coffee ever day can prevent cardiovascular problems among stroke and heart attack survivors and helps reduce multiple causes of death, reveals a new study. The research, published in the journal Stroke, also ...

Effect of Sleep Loss on Cognitive Functions Counteracted by Coffee

Reductions in attention and cognitive function caused by sleep loss can be minimized more by consuming caffeinated coffee than decaffeinated coffee. This study was exploring the impact of repeated sleep loss during a workweek under simulation. ...

Probiotic Coffee and Tea Offer Healthy Alternative to Traditional Probiotics

New probiotic coffee and tea drinks that are packed with taste and gut-friendly live probiotics are created by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS). The drink can be stored chilled or at room temperature for more than 14 ...

Hot Coffee Smell Could Help in Your Daily Sniff Checks for COVID-19

Daily quick sniff of something pungent such as coffee is an easy way to determine if you have one of the COVID's most unique symptoms. Long appreciated for its life-affirming, neuron-boosting aroma, coffee is now being held up all over the ...

Can Drinking Green Tea and Coffee Lower Death Risk?

Highlights: Drinking both green tea and coffee every day can lower death risk 4 or more daily cups of green tea plus 2 or more cups of coffee can increase your lifespan Green tea and coffee lower your risk of dying from any cause ...

Drink Coffee After Breakfast for Better Metabolic Control

Highlights: International Coffee Day is celebrated on October 1st around the world One night of disrupted sleep does not worsen a persons’ blood glucose response to a sugary drink when compared to a normal night of sleep Drinking ...

Coffee Consumption may be Protective in People with Parkinson's Gene

Coffee consumption may decrease the risk of developing Parkinson's, even for people with a gene mutation linked to the disease, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Neurolmage . "These results are ...

Daily Coffee Consumption can Improve Survival in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Patients

Coffee consumption may be linked to a decreased risk of disease progression and death in patients with advanced or metastatic colorectal cancer, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal JAMA Oncology . Based ...

Coffee and Catnap Improve Alertness During Night Shift

Workers in the night shift are often sleep-deprived, which can increase their fatigue and affect their performance. A simple coffee and a quick cat-nap could be the cure for staying alert on the night shift. The new research from the University ...

No Safe Level of Caffeine Consumption for Pregnant Women, To-be Mothers

Any caffeine level consumption for women who are trying to conceive or during pregnancy is associated with adverse outcomes, finds a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine . Caffeine is ...

More Nutritious Milk Chocolate by Adding Peanut, Coffee Waste

New study finds a novel way to combine milk chocolate with waste peanut skins and other wastes to boost its antioxidant properties. The findings of the study are presented at the American Chemical Society Fall 2020 Virtual Meeting. Milk ...

Coffee Consumption Lowers the Risk of Heart Rhythm Disorders

Regular consumption of coffee has been found to effectively lower the risk of irregular heart rhythms also known as arrhythmia. Coffee is know to be a stimulant. Because of the caffeine content in coffee, it is generally believed to negatively ...

Drinking Coffee has Beneficial Effect on Digestion and Digestive Disorders

Drinking coffee may reduce the risk of certain digestive disorders, including pancreatitis and gallstone disease, and benefit some elements of the digestive process, like gut motility, reports a new study. The report was authored by Professor ...

Beware Coffee Lovers: Excess Coffee Consumption 'Bad' for Health

Highlights: Daily consumption of coffee can cause poor health Drinking more than 5-6 cups of coffee can make you obese Also, it can cause osteoarthritis and arthropathy (joint disease) Therefore, protect yourself by limiting your ...

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Coffee is a great beverage prepared from the seeds of Coffea plant. Different types of coffee include espresso, cappuccino, Café latte, frappe, iced coffee.

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'Coffee sets the blood in motion and stimulates the muscles; it accelerates the digestive processes, chases away sleep, and gives us the capacity to engage a little longer in the exercise of our intellects.' - Honoré de Balzac (paraphrasing ...

Caffeine and Decaffeination

Caffeine is a psychoactive stimulant alkaloid commonly found in many of the products we consume daily. Excess intake of caffeine can lead to symptoms similar to substance addiction.

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13-year-old Girl Addicted to Energy Drinks Warned of Heart Attack Risk

Energy drink abuse is emerging a major area of concern. A 13-year-old girl in the UK has been warned she is risking heart attack if she doenst give up on Redbull.

What Causes 'Caffeine Withdrawal Headache'?

Suffering from pounding headache, fatigue just because you missed your morning coffee? Well, you're not the only one to experience such caffeine withdrawal symptoms.

New Zealand Woman Fighting Red Bull Addiction Suffers Severe Withdrawal Symptoms

A 23-year-old New Zealand woman, fighting her addiction to the energy drink Red Bull, is suffering from severe withdrawal symptoms.

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