There are a lot of uncertainties in life. And we do well to seek insurance or protection against the risks we may confront. For example, if we eat healthy foods we insure ourselves against things like vitamin deficiency, heart attacks or high blood pressure. There are many benefits of drinking coffee and even more benefits […]
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Organic Coffee Side Effects
By Tim Thompson on Thursday, May 31st, 2018 | No Comments
When we think of something having side effects we usually expect something bad. But, that is not the case with organic coffee. Organic coffee side effects are all good! You may be someone who drinks coffee in the morning to get started. Or you may need a cup of java to make it through a […]
Read More...Organic Coffee Health Benefits
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, May 30th, 2018 | No Comments
Why drink organic coffee? There are two good reasons. Organic coffee is typically Arabica which is the best tasting and aromatic coffee. And there are many organic coffee health benefits. First of all, coffee by itself is good for your health. Organic coffee has all of the good qualities of regular coffee. And, the other […]
Read More...UTZ Certified Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Friday, May 25th, 2018 | No Comments
Individuals looking for organic coffee may run across the UTZ Certified label. This label says that the bag of coffee you are buying came from a coffee farm that employed sustainable agricultural practices, good environmental practices and efficient farm management. A key feature of the UTZ Certified label is that UTZ Certified coffee is traced […]
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Organic Coffee for Diabetics
By Tim Thompson on Friday, May 11th, 2018 | No Comments
One of the great health benefits of drinking coffee is that coffee reduces your chances of getting type II diabetes. But if you already have the disease how are regular or organic coffee for diabetics? Healthline.com has some very useful information about coffee’s effect on diabetes. For people without diabetes, coffee may help reduce the […]
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Organic Coffee for Cancer
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, May 9th, 2018 | No Comments
One of our readers asked about the use of organic coffee for cancer. Here is what we know. Coffee has been shown to reduce the incidence of at least two forms of cancer. Coffee has no known use in the treatment of cancer. Drinking very hot beverages including coffee is linked to esophageal cancer. And […]
Read More...Mice with Alzheimer’s Should Not Drink Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Thursday, April 12th, 2018 | No Comments
We have reported numerous health benefits from drinking coffee. Included in our reports was one entitled Forget Your Alzheimer’s and Drink Your Coffee. Research carried out at the University of South Florida implies that it may be time to forget your Alzheimer’s and drink your coffee. Alzheimer’s disease is the condition seen often in old […]
Read More...How Many Cups of Coffee a Day Are Best for You?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, November 29th, 2017 | No Comments
It is clear from numerous scientific studies that coffee has lots of health benefits and even has been shown to prolong life. But how much is enough and can you drink too much coffee? The British Medical Journal may be able to help us decide how many cups of coffee a day is best for […]
Read More...Is Organic Decaf Coffee Bad for You?
By Tim Thompson on Friday, October 6th, 2017 | No Comments
One of our readers is concerned about making decaf from organic coffee. Is organic decaf coffee bad for you and does it degrade the coffee to remove the caffeine? Years ago we wrote about decaf coffee risks. The concern today with a decaf coffee risk is that decaf coffee contains greater amounts of two substances […]
Read More...Is Coffee Healthy for You or Not?
By Tim Thompson on Friday, September 29th, 2017 | No Comments
Despite repeated scientific studies showing the benefits of drinking coffee a lawsuit is moving forward in California claiming that coffee causes cancer. We just wrote an article, Does Coffee Cause Cancer? The lawsuit hinges on whether or not the chemical acrylamide which is produced when coffee is roasted causes cancer in coffee drinkers. But it […]
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