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Topic started on 11-6-2009 @ 10:00 PM by Greenize
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I was on my way to work this morning, when I turned on my radio and heard a man talking about the actual health benefits of drinking coffee. I was
stunned, and made up my mind to do some research when I got home. It seems that he was right.Coffee is full of antioxidants!!
These are just a few of the benefits of drinking 2 or more cups daily of coffee..
lower your risk of diabetes
colon cancer
Studies show that people who drink coffee on a regular basis are up to 80% less likely to develop Parkinson's disease
Lower your risk of
Alzheimers
Heart and liver disease in smokers and drinkers
Reduce headaches
Boost mood
I don't know about ya'll, but this makes be very happy!!! I love my coffee!!! Drink up fellow java enjoyers!
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:31 PM by N3krostatic
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That is amazing actually. Was there any specific downsides in parallel to the benefits you remember?
I also read something a while back about smokers being much less likely to get Alzheimers. But that is probably the 1 good thing compared to the 100
bad.
Since I smoke and occasionally drink I'll have to drink more coffee if it can help with smoking detriments. A big starbucks frappuccino sounds good
right now anyway.
Edit: can't spell frappuccino....
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:33 PM by Darth Lumina
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Yes!! I'm currently drinking a cup right now and never cared about what people told aboutit be bad for me. I might just have to start up another pot
at this news! I like to change it up when it comes time to buy somemore. Right now it's French Roast, one of my favorites.
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:37 PM by Max_TO
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Was this study talking about black coffee ?
It would be my guess that once you add cream and sugar the numbers would change ?
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:41 PM by WEOPPOSEDECEPTION
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Roast your own coffee, or buy only fresh roasted. The coffee goes stale in about 3 weeks after roasting. I've been home-roasting for a couple of
years using a bread machine and heat gun.
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:42 PM by Greenize
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Of course I think the main thing with drinikng too much would be insomnia, but I am still reading! They can't seem to make up their mind what is good
for you and what isn't! All I know is that my dad keeps 2 pots of coffee going all day everyday, chain smokes, and his doctor has told him many times
that he has the clearest lungs he has ever seen in a smoker! That sounds good to me too!
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:45 PM by Greenize
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I am sure you are correct! I was excited! I am still reading and researching and will post more info tomorrow. At this moment, I am tired and can not
bring myself to read anymore!
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:45 PM by Sundancer
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I just got back from a run up to the local java shop to grab some iced coffee. Very good stuff!
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:48 PM by N3krostatic
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Well I think I'm gonna start brewing regularly then!
I really don't drink coffee hardly but sometimes it sounds so good. Especially after talking about it here.
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 10:58 PM by Mr Headshot
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I love my coffee, french press it every morning. I work at a local coffee shop actually and we get our coffee fresh from a local grower/roaster. It's
great stuff. I've been drinking coffee pretty regularly since I was around 5 years old on my grandparents farm.
Coffee has become part of who I am over the years, one year that means literally. I drank so much coffee one summer that it smelled like coffee when I
began to perspire...
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 11:00 PM by Atlantican
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Rant time!
I'm sick to my stomach of the scientists/studies on cultural objects with established long term usage trends. Coffee, eggs, ham, meat, veggies,
sunlight are AGES AND AGES old. People, through the ages have been known to live 100 years +/-. PERIOD!
Eggs are bad for you. Reason: Cholesterol.
Cholesterol is bad for you. Reason: Blockages.
Eggs are great for you! Reason: Vitamin B, Calcium, Protein and numerous other things.
Cholesterol is excellent for you! Reason: It is responsible for cellular wall development.
Everything in this world, even the bad stuff is part of an extremely delicate balance. The truth: You can eat manure for breakfast, light manure and
something else for lunch and something light for supper. No matter what it is, if it's questionably bad for you, eat it in the morning. Drink when
thirsty, enjoy all things you enjoy early in the day and go easy on the seasonings. The seasonings, sweetners, flavor enhancers are the one and only
truly bad for you food items.
That, and just about ANYTHING that is branded or in a box with a picture on it is HORRIBLE for you. Anything refined, processed and has a long shelf
life (in a can even) is absolutely CRIMINAL to put on the market for even pet consumption!!!
No refinements, no pictures on a box, no brands and nothing with a shelf life and you will live long and prosper, in most cases!
Meddling scientists are chasing GRANT MONEY and often refute their own earlier studies in an "extended study". I say OFF WITH THEIR VEILS! They are
trashbags in many cases. Not all, but these grant chasers are the scum they wash off scum.
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 11:11 PM by star in a jar
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Doesn't Caffeine promote acne?
Or is that the sugar and milk product that is added to the final drink and the direct coffee product gets a bad rap because of that?
So, better to drink plain coffee with no sugars and milk?
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 11:14 PM by whiteraven
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I drink at least one pot a day.
Sometimes I like very strong coffee...got used to it in Domincan years ago.
When they made me coffee it was super thick and strong but it had a very sweet/bitter good taste. YUM!!
Luv coffee!
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reply posted on 11-6-2009 @ 11:22 PM by seagrass
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I remember reading that Edward Cayce said that coffee was a food. He said that without sugar or creamer it was good for you??? That has always
bothered me.. why sugar and creamer would alter it. I also heard on a Java show that microwaving and reheating coffee changes its chemical composition
in some kind of toxic way. Maybe not toxic, might not be the right word. I'll see if I can find a link.... while I drink my evening coffee.
check my location.... it is a FOOD.
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 12:07 AM by kyred
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I love coffee! Well, good coffee. I have had my share of bad coffee, who hasn't? I hope it is good for me because that would be the one thing, maybe,
that I abuse that is okay. lol.
I have had coffee in many different countries. My bestest, heh, coffee was in Greece, where one would just order a "Nescafe" and that meant you
wanted Nescafe instant coffee that was iced and blended. Oh, it was heavenly. A delicious frothy blend of sugar and coffee with a high foam, like you
can get with ordering a beer on tap. You just lick your lips and go, oooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh! lol.
Oh, and never forget, if Juan Valdez is in the ad, it's good Columbian coffee!!!!!!! Juan knows!!!!!!
And if you are adventurous, maybe take a look at coffee fool. I have looked, but I am not convinced. lol.
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 01:11 AM by ChrisCrikey
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Great, you're thread just made my day, Greenzie....err rather my night of insomnia. I always want to drink coffee if I overindulge in sugar. It may
just be me but it does seems to moderate the ill effects I otherwise get with sugar but I have no idea why.
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 01:21 AM by spacebot
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 06:28 PM by seagrass
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here is what wiki says about Cayce's diet...
"Cayce diet": Major dietary recommendations include the avoidance of red meat (esp. pork), alcohol (except red wine), white bread, and fried
foods; a preference for fruits and (above-ground, leafy) vegetables over starches; and a high ratio (80:20%) of alkaline foods over acidic. One meal
per day should consist entirely of raw vegetables. Under strict circumstances, Cayce advocated both coffee and pure tobacco cigarettes to be
non-harmful to health. “Food combining” was also a central idea in the Cayce diet. According to Cayce, several food combinations that are
contraindicated are coffee with milk or sugar, citrus fruit with starchy foods, and high protein foods with starches. Cayce himself followed very few
of the dietary recommendations that were suggested by the readings. According to Cayce, two or three almonds (see Amygdalin) a day keeps cancer
away.
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 06:32 PM by seagrass
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Coffee and cavities Some researchers believe another compound called "trigonelline" - which gives coffee its bitter taste and its aroma - may
be responsible for giving coffee both anti-adhesive and antibacterial properties which help prevent dental cavities from
formi more on coffee benefits.
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reply posted on 12-6-2009 @ 11:46 PM by Greenize
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I really didn't find any negatives to adding cream and sugar, other than caloric intake. A plain cup of black coffee has 2 calories. Coffee beans
contain oils...add a tablespoon of sugar 48 calories and a tablespoon of cream 52 calories...a tablespoon of non-dairy creamer powder 33 calories or
liquid non dairy creamer 20 calories...now some of your fancier brews can contain very high numbers of calories.
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