A gastroenterologist went viral talking about the best ways to drink coffee. It's a great video with excellent advice. But he was off on one small fact.
Coffee has a rich, deep flavor that makes it beloved. It works as both a drink and a flavor in savory and sweet dishes, so today we are sharing a range of recipes that use coffee as an ingredient.
Coffee lovers are getting more good news about their favorite drink! It may help both heart and gut health. Antioxidants in the drink lower inflammation and can help health in many ways.
Drinking coffee may aid aging muscles. New research has found potential health benefits in trigonelline. The molecule is found in both coffee and the human body.
One of the questions that comes up time and again is whether or not coffee ages you. And the answer isn’t straightforward.
A study showed that people who drank coffee in the morning were less likely to die from heart disease and had a lower mortality risk than all-day coffee drinkers.
As with most things in life, it seems that most people can enjoy coffee in moderation.
When you reach for coffee, you’re most likely hoping for a boost of energy. But, coffee can make you tired for multiple reasons. Here’s why and how to avoid it.
While coffee has been linked to many positive aspects of aging
A recent trend has been drinking coffee with lemon to lose weight.
