Study: Drinking caffeinated coffee helps your heart
DISCLAIMER: I am a coffee addict. It’s bad. So, I may have a bias when it comes to studies reporting on the positive benefits of coffee
DISCLAIMER: I am a coffee addict. It’s bad. So, I may have a bias when it comes to studies reporting on the positive benefits of coffee
As a long time coffee addict, anytime I see an article validating my addiction, of course I am going to write about it.
Since, I love coffee, every time I see an article on how great coffee it is for you, I post it. So, of course, I was going to post an article published in Nutrients journal by scientists that suggested that drinking one cup of coffee a day reduces your chances of falling ill to COVID by 10%!
I love coffee. The stronger the better and now I know why. A study recently came out promoting the hidden values of drinking coffee for men. Unfortunately, it also mentioned that drinking too much coffee could be bad for you.
I was at a Tim Horton’s drive thru, a popular coffee and doughnut shop in Canada. Our coffee maker died (may it RIP) and I needed my caffeine fix. That’s when I saw a person in a white car in the drive-thru lane beside me. He had his window rolled down and was smoking a cigarette. As a Cystic Fibrosis mama, that is a trigger for me. My daughter was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) at 23 days old. The disease affects the body’s ability to produce sodium chloride, as a result a person’s mucous is very thick. This causes many problems, most seriously lung failure and the struggle to keep a healthy weight as it affects a person’s ability to absorb nutrients. This means hours spent each day ensuring my daughter takes her many medications including the ones given by mask and her nightly tube feedings. I also need to perform physiotherapy on her multiple times in a day to loosen the mucous in her lungs to delay the progression of this terminal disease. In …