Strong coffee might increase the risk of heart disease.
Within an hour of a single espresso, blood flow had reduced by an average of 22 per cent.And:
But when the volunteers drank a decaffeinated espresso, there was little or no change.
... previous studies have also highlighted coffees potential harmful effects, others point to many benefits.Brain function remains high, cancer risk reduced, sudden death after active life. What's not to like?
Recent research showed one coffee a day could nearly halve the risk of dangerous cancers affecting the mouth and gullet, while other evidence suggest three a day can slash the risk of Alzheimers disease.
5 comments:
Oh no, Peter, it's not what you like, it's what is good for you. Since you can't be trusted to know what is good for you, the state must decide.
People are always researching food and finding it is good or bad for you.
Is there anything you can eat or drink that has no health or moral harm or benefit?
apart from 'sherbert dabs' err - before your time - no doubt.
Eh? Sounds like it could be simple dehydration. The Italians often srve a glass of water with their coffee.
Uh-oh.
Are the Righteous planning to ban coffee, do you think?
Oh, I wouldn't worry about them banning coffee...they'll be far to busy banning butter to bother.
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