Drinking tea reduces risk of non-CV mortality. The opposite occurs for coffee
Tea vs coffee. A new study suggests coffee increases risk of cardiovascular mortality, while tea reduces these risks. Image: life-cafe.co.za ...
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For the first time, scientists show coffee works against Alzheimer’s disease
As part of a German-French research project, a team led by Dr. Christa E. Müller from the University of Bonn ...
How sound frequencies affect taste – will music replace sugar in your coffee?
Listening to a high pitched tune will enhance the sweetness of food, while a low hum will make your taste ...
Early morning not the best time to drink coffee
Photo by Moyan Brenn In the US alone there are an estimated 100 million daily coffee drinkers, each contributing to ...
Caffeine consumption slows down brain development
Picture Source. Humans and other mammals show particularly intensive sleeping patterns during puberty - this is also the period during ...
Consumer taste for high-altitude coffee beans gives opportunity to small farmers – but also raises more problems?
As we told you on ZME Science a while ago, we are nearing a global coffee crisis - if today's ...
How much coffee is too much? A new study shows 3 cups is maximum
The apparently evergrowing consumption of coffee and caffeinated products continues to worry scientists, and until now, a maximum safety level ...
Arabica coffee extinct in the wild in 70 years
Pack your bags and save the children ladies and gents, it's the end of the world! A group of researchers ...
Caffeine consumption linked to hallucinations
You can't believe everything people say, but you sometimes can't even believe what you hear, especially if you've had 3 ...
Intensive coffee drinking may reduce risk of breast cancer
Lately, I'm feeling quite skeptical about the studies I read regarding coffee consumption, especially since it's known that sometimes a ...
