21. Daily consumption of 1-2 cups is linked to lower risk of erectile dysfunction.
22. Drinking coffee and boost your memory. (Must drink more)
23. Can prevent dental caries (?) because it has anti-bacterial component trigonelline.
24. Might prevent development of multiple sclerosis.
25. Might lower the risk of breast cancer.
26. Makes you like working out more.
27. 2-3 cups can lower the risk of depression in women.
28.. Might ward off Alzheimer's (at least it does in mice).
29. 2-3 cups can lower the risk of clogged arteries.
30. Could delay death.
I don't know, but were the facts given by the coffee industry. Otherwise, it is our new (old) miracle drug.
In Other Words, Drink More Coffee. Cooter
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Saturday, October 3, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
30 Things You May Not Have Realized About Coffee-- Part 2: Maybe It Is Good for You
10. Coffee drinking seems linked with a lower risk of Type 2 Diabetes.
11. Coffee beans contain antioxidants called quinines which become more potent when roasted.
12. The caffeine in coffee can make your workout seem easier.
13. Magnesium is naturally found in coffee.
14. Coffee is linked to a lower risk of liver cancer.
15. The amount of caffeine you get depends on the bean and brewing method. There are about 85 milligrams in an 8 ounce cup.
16. Drinking four cups of coffee is linked with lower risk of melanoma, skin cancer.
17. The caffeine in coffee can help make your naps more effective. (Actually, I always heard it keeps you awake.)
18. The caffeine in coffee could help you with your proofreading skills. Readers of my blogs know better than that. Actually, it might help if I did proofread a little more.)
19. Three to five cups of coffee a day can be a healthy part of your diet, according to government studies. (You mean something you can enjoy which won't kill you. Imagine that?)
20. The caffeine in coffee can ease headaches, but might cause rebound headaches. (Rebound headaches?)
Imagine Liking Something That Won't Kill You. --CoffeeCooter
11. Coffee beans contain antioxidants called quinines which become more potent when roasted.
12. The caffeine in coffee can make your workout seem easier.
13. Magnesium is naturally found in coffee.
14. Coffee is linked to a lower risk of liver cancer.
15. The amount of caffeine you get depends on the bean and brewing method. There are about 85 milligrams in an 8 ounce cup.
16. Drinking four cups of coffee is linked with lower risk of melanoma, skin cancer.
17. The caffeine in coffee can help make your naps more effective. (Actually, I always heard it keeps you awake.)
18. The caffeine in coffee could help you with your proofreading skills. Readers of my blogs know better than that. Actually, it might help if I did proofread a little more.)
19. Three to five cups of coffee a day can be a healthy part of your diet, according to government studies. (You mean something you can enjoy which won't kill you. Imagine that?)
20. The caffeine in coffee can ease headaches, but might cause rebound headaches. (Rebound headaches?)
Imagine Liking Something That Won't Kill You. --CoffeeCooter
30 Things You May Not Have Realized About Coffee-- Part 1: But, Is It Good for You?
National Coffee Day was this past Tuesday, September 29th. I know I drank my usual cup to celebrate it. More than half of all American adults drink the stuff every day. My wife Liz doesn't, so I get it ALL!! around here.
From the September 29, 2015, Yahoo! Health.
1. U.S. adults average 3.1 cups a day.
2. Most, 65%, have it with breakfast, 30% have it between meals and just 5% with another meal.
3. On Average, Americans spend $20 a week on coffee, or $1,092 a year. And then there are those who drink at Starbucks. I'd hate to think how much they spend.
4. Average cost of a cup of joe is $1.38.
5. Coffee comes from the coffee tree. (I always thought it was a bush.
6. Tribes in East Africa had an early version of the energy bar by mixing coffee berries with animal fat.
7. Arabica and robusta are the two main varieties of coffee. Arabica makes up 70% of the world's coffee.
8. Coffee trees grow best in the :"Bean Belt." This is land around the world closest to the equator.
9. Coffee breath is caused by caffeine (which reduces saliva) and acidity (which promotes bacteria. Maybe start calling it bacteria breath?
--CootCoffer
From the September 29, 2015, Yahoo! Health.
1. U.S. adults average 3.1 cups a day.
2. Most, 65%, have it with breakfast, 30% have it between meals and just 5% with another meal.
3. On Average, Americans spend $20 a week on coffee, or $1,092 a year. And then there are those who drink at Starbucks. I'd hate to think how much they spend.
4. Average cost of a cup of joe is $1.38.
5. Coffee comes from the coffee tree. (I always thought it was a bush.
6. Tribes in East Africa had an early version of the energy bar by mixing coffee berries with animal fat.
7. Arabica and robusta are the two main varieties of coffee. Arabica makes up 70% of the world's coffee.
8. Coffee trees grow best in the :"Bean Belt." This is land around the world closest to the equator.
9. Coffee breath is caused by caffeine (which reduces saliva) and acidity (which promotes bacteria. Maybe start calling it bacteria breath?
--CootCoffer
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