It’s National Coffee Day! And there are many healthy reasons to reach for that daily cup of coffee. Coffee may curb depression symptoms in women, a recent Harvard Medical School study found. The researchers used data from 50,739 American women … Read More
If you are like most people, you need that morning cup of joe to get your day off to a good start. And in moderation, we’ve all been told that it’s just fine. Well, new research shows that it might … Read More
Coffee and tea already have a large repertoire of health benefits. But now we can add a new talent: Infection fighter. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a dangerous type of bacteria resistant to the antibiotic methicillin and it can cause … Read More
The Mayfield Clinic describes an aneurysm as “a balloon-like bulge or weakening of an artery wall. As an aneurysm enlarges it puts pressure on surrounding structures, causing headache or vision problems, and may eventually rupture.” A life-threatening and scary thing, … Read More
Coffee has some health benefits. When it comes to coffee, the bulk of research supports that regular coffee intake among healthy people–even up to the 2-5 cup per day range– is associated with a variety of positive health outcomes compared to … Read More
Caffeine may be linked to diabetes, according to a new research. Drinking caffeine may interfere with glucose metabolism. Before your put down your Starbucks for good, there maybe be an okay time of day to drink some coffee. Drinking coffee … Read More
If you can’t live without your morning cup of joe, you’re not alone. More than half of all Americans drink coffee daily. But how healthy is it for you? Coffee has actually been shown to reduce the risks of certain … Read More
Think you need to give up your morning cup of java if you’re pregnant? Not necessarily. Despite conflicting reports over the last 30 years, a recent meta-analysis article published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition did not find a … Read More
