Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published January 15, 2018. Just as you can make or break your health via the foods you choose at each meal, you can support or sabotage your well-being one beverage choice at a time. At one end of the spectrum would be soda — one… Read More »
Many people struggle with obesity and being overweight. According to the CDC,1 the prevalence of both conditions was measured nationally in 2015-2016, finding 71.6% of the U.S. population were either overweight or obese. By 2022 that number had escalated to 74%.2 Although some corporations, like Coca-Cola3 propose you may out-exercise a poor diet, research has… Read More »
Do you crave coffee in the morning but can’t handle the side effects? Here’s our 5 energy boosting alternatives you need to try instead of coffee for a quick pick me up Are you one of those people who finds it difficult to function without your morning cup of coffee? For many people, a quick… Read More »
Do you have a shot at love? Coffee Meets Bagel, a San Francisco-based dating app, is adding a person’s COVID-19 vaccine status to their individual profiles. Specifically, a tab at the top of a profile — above descriptions of the love-seeker’s personality and interests — can reveal if the user has gotten the jab, or… Read More »
LONDON, United Kingdom – World Coffee Alliance (WCA), a network alliance of coffee industry professionals producing critical insights including market research, due diligence reports and technical advice in the global coffee value chain will hold a Zoom virtual event WCA CROSS TALK SERIES – “Digitalising Access to Coffee Finance: Where is the Beef?” on Wednesday… Read More »
According to a study, consuming more than 1 cup of coffee each day is linked to a 22% to 25% reduced risk of stroke, in comparison to individuals who consumed less. No or low coffee drinking was linked to a higher risk of stroke in this research of 34,670 women observed over an average of… Read More »
It also reduces blood glucose and lipids, which may lower your risk of getting diabetes and heart disease. A typical dose is between 60 to milligrams per day. Green coffee bean extract may help people control their blood pressure. We take an independent, unbiased approach to figure out what works and what’s should waste of… Read More »