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Caffeine Could Help Ward Off Obesity: Study

Caffeine Could Help Ward Off Obesity: Study

If a cup of coffee is part of your morning routine, here is a scientific explanation to stick with it. And for those who want to try a new method of getting their caffeine high, Mate Tea cou...

Fight Obesity: Caffeine may Offset Some Health Risks of Fatty, Sugary Diets

Fight Obesity: Caffeine may Offset Some Health Risks of Fatty, Sugary Diets

Caffeine may offset some of the negative effects of an obesogenic diet (a diet high in fat and sugar) by reducing the storage of lipids in fat cells and limiting excess weight gain and the p...

Filter Coffee can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Filter Coffee can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Highlights: Filter coffee can reduce diabetes risk Filtering process removes diterpenes (a type of molecule that has negative effects on health) from the coffee Therefore, dr...

Coffee Consumption Lowers Risk of Metabolic Syndrome

Coffee Consumption Lowers Risk of Metabolic Syndrome

Highlights: Moderate intake of coffee can reduce the risk of metabolic syndrome (MetS) Metabolic syndrome is a combination of risk factors including high blood pressure, high b...

Electronic Device Addiction May Up Sugar and Caffeine Consumption in Teens

Electronic Device Addiction May Up Sugar and Caffeine Consumption in Teens

Too much exposure to electronic devices, especially TV, can increase cravings for sugary and caffeinated drinks among teens, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in t...

Coffee Bean Extracts can Reduce Inflammation, Insulin Resistance: Study

Coffee Bean Extracts can Reduce Inflammation, Insulin Resistance: Study

Extracts from coffee bean skins can alleviate fat-induced inflammation and insulin resistance in mouse cells, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Foo...

Coffee can Protect Against Gallstone Formation

Coffee can Protect Against Gallstone Formation

Highlights: High coffee intake helps lower the risk of symptomatic gallstone disease (GSD) People who drink more than 6 cups of coffee can prevent the formation of gallstones ...

Excess Coffee Consumption can Trigger Migraine Headache

Excess Coffee Consumption can Trigger Migraine Headache

Highlights : Excess daily intake of caffeine or caffeinated beverages can trigger a migraine attack in persons with an episodic migraine even after taking into con...

Too Much Caffeine during Pregnancy may Affect Your Unborn Baby's Liver

Too Much Caffeine during Pregnancy may Affect Your Unborn Baby's Liver

Drinking too many cups of coffee during pregnancy may damage your developing baby's liver, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Endocrinology . ...

Coffee Helps Fight Obesity and Diabetes: New study

Coffee Helps Fight Obesity and Diabetes: New study

Drinking a cup of coffee found to stimulate 'brown fat', the body's own fat-fighting defense, which could be the key to deal with obesity and diabetes, according to the scientists from the U...

Drinking Up to 25 Cups of Coffee a day Safe for Your Heart: Study

Drinking Up to 25 Cups of Coffee a day Safe for Your Heart: Study

Coffee lovers who drink a lot of coffee need not worry about their heart health as a new study finds that increased consumption does not stiffen the arteries. The findings of the study are p...

Nicotine and Caffeine Withdrawal may Lead to Unnecessary Suffering and Testing in Intensive Care Patients: Study

Nicotine and Caffeine Withdrawal may Lead to Unnecessary Suffering and Testing in Intensive Care Patients: Study

In intensive care units (ICUs), nicotine and caffeine withdrawal cause unnecessary suffering to patients and also lead to unwanted laboratory testing and diagnostic imaging such as X-rays an...

Drinking Coffee Can Boost Your Bowel Movement

Drinking Coffee Can Boost Your Bowel Movement

Just a cup of coffee can do wonders to your digestive health by improving your bowel movement, reports a new study. Drinking coffee keeps the bowels moving because it changes gut bacter...

Habitual Coffee Drinkers Can Sniff Out Even Tiny Amounts of Coffee: Here’s How

Habitual Coffee Drinkers Can Sniff Out Even Tiny Amounts of Coffee: Here’s How

People who are highly addicted to coffee can smell out the heavenly aroma of the coffee much faster, reports a new study. The findings of the study is published in the journal Experimental ...

Excess Coffee Consumption Boosts Heart Disease Risk

Excess Coffee Consumption Boosts Heart Disease Risk

Drinking six or more coffees a day was found to be detrimental to your health, increasing your risk of heart disease by up to 22 per cent, stated new research from the University of South Au...

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What Causes 'Caffeine Withdrawal Headache'?

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