Coffee and Health: Myths and Facts of the World’s Favorite Beverage

Coffee and Health

Coffee and Health: Myths and Facts of the World’s Favorite Beverage

This is a guest post from our sponsors Coffeechino. Each thirsty Brit consumes on average around 500g of coffee every year and spends a total of £730 million on the hot stuff, it’s time that we started to consider the truths and myths surrounding those cups of coffee . Although we don’t quite know as much about coffee as we do tea, scientific consensus is closing in on the humble coffee bean as we learn more about what exactly coffee does to our bodies. With so many Coffechino bean to cup machines out there, it’s about time we learned just a few of the myths and facts about our favorite drink. Myth: Coffee stunts a child’s growth Happily, there is no evidence to support this claim whatsoever. Although giving children coffee is generally not recommended as their energy levels are naturally high, there is no evidence to support the claim that coffee stunts growth In fact, th...

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@Spencer_Conklin » 12 Oct '12, 1pm
Google food when I'm hungry. Google coffee myths & facts when I'm running out... and, no this didn't help me wake up. [link]
@MrsBecka » 24 Sep '12, 6am
Coffee and Health: Myths and Facts of the World’s Favorite Beverage [link] -these make me very happy about drinking my coffee!
@Coffechino1 » 24 Sep '12, 4pm
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@Malika89 » 24 Sep '12, 4pm
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@DaveBrews » 24 Sep '12, 12pm
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@feelgoodstyle » 24 Sep '12, 6am
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