There are many studies that prove the health benefits of coffee, including the prevention of cardiovascular diseases, liver diseases, type 2 diabetes, dementia, and cancer, among others. The latest research indicates that coffee may also reduce the risk of acute kidney injury. So, how can the general public and kidney disease patients drink coffee to…
A Cup of Coffee a Day Can Prevent Kidney Stones, If You Drink It Correctly
Coffee May Help You Live Longer—Even With a Little Sugar
New data suggest that the health benefits of coffee persist even when a bit of sugar is added. The research shows that people who drank any amount of unsweetened coffee are 16 percent to 21 percent less likely to die than those who don’t drink it, based on data from 171,000 British participants. Sweetened coffee…
A Cup of Tradition in Vienna
It’s almost 2 p.m. and I’m on a mission. The afternoon sun is beginning to wane as I make my way down the cobblestone streets of Vienna’s 1st district, heading to one of my favorite coffeehouses. The air is filled with the rich smells of dark coffee and sweet cakes that are being served up…
5 Simple Drinks to Clear Acne and Inflammation, Boost Immune System
May 21, 2022
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Inflammation within our bodies is the root cause of many frustrating skin conditions, including acne, eczema, and dermatitis! So to really understand what role different food ingredients can play, today Fel shares with you her favorite natural drinks to really help clear the skin and get rid of acne and blemishes from the inside out!…
Research Finds Coffee Effective Against Fatty Liver
Do you like drinking coffee? Research has found that coffee contains ingredients that can effectively reduce the risk of liver cancer. Among the different types of coffee, there is one that has the best effect on liver protection. Coffee is Beneficial to the Liver, Including Instant Coffee According to the World Health Organization, liver cancer…
Will Coffee Raise Your Cholesterol?
People who rely on coffee for a pick-me-up may also see a boost in their cholesterol levels especially if they sip an unfiltered variety, a new study suggests. The researchers found that among more than 21,000 Norwegian adults, those who indulged in several cups of coffee a day generally had slightly higher cholesterol than non-drinkers. The extent…
What’s the Difference Between Cold Brew and Iced Coffee?
Ordering coffee isn’t a walk in the park anymore. Experienced drinkers are likely familiar with classics like lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos — and then there’s cold brew. While it’s now a coffeehouse and grocery store staple, many people aren’t even sure what it means. Just based on appearances, cold brew looks just like iced coffee — but it’s…
Is Coffee Really a Laxative? 6 Effective Ways to Help With Bowel Movements
For most people, coffee is a refreshing and healthy drink. However, for some, coffee is also a great tool to help with bowel movements. Is coffee really a quick laxative? When people speak of coffee, they often mention the refreshing caffeine and many antioxidants in it. Few studies have mentioned whether coffee can help with…
How to Make Coffee: 5 Tips for the Best At-home Brew From a Barista
Odds are, you make coffee at home. You may triumphantly sip on your at-home cup, but when you compare it to what you get from the coffee shop down the street, there’s a noticeable difference. Perhaps you’ve tinkered with different brewing devices or tried a variety of beans, and your coffee still falls flat. The key to…
Coffee Shortages in Latin America Spells Trouble for US Consumers
CARANAVI, Bolivia—On the shaded side of a jungle mountain, local coffee farmer Fernando Jordan points to a row of bushes loaded with clusters of red berries. “If you plant one hectare of land here, it will cost you $20,000 to $30,000 dollars to actually produce coffee,” he told The Epoch Times. Jordan’s words strike a…
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