‘The influence of coffee in stimulating the genital organs is notorious.’ –John Harvey Kellogg
The past couple of years have seen findings, that, taken together, suggest that we should embrace coffee for reasons beyond the benefits of caffeine, and that we might go so far as to consider it a nutrient. […]
Coffee, researchers found, appears to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. […]
Caffeine might also function as a pain reliever. […]
While a small study this month found that concentrated amounts of caffeine can increase positivity in the moment, last September the nurses’ cohort demonstrated a neat reduction in depression rates among women that became stronger with increased consumption of caffeinated coffee. […]
Findings have been supporting that coffee can protect against some cancers. […]
If you have fatty liver disease, a study from last December found that unspecified amounts can reduce your risk of fibrosis.
