CATEGORY: Coffee & Health

This month, the UK Government in England is expected to publish its long-awaited child obesity strategy, which has been in the pipeline for some time now, (originally to be published in Autumn 2015). At the heart of this debate is the ongoing topic of sugar tax. Health experts have been debating for a long time …

If you are thinking about giving up coffee for one of your New Year’s Resolutions then think again! Research has shown that regular drinkers of coffee have a lower risk of sudden death, diabetes and some cancers. Coffee may also help protect the brain against Parkinson’s disease, speed up some processes that can help the …

In the news last week it was revealed that a cafe in New York is the first in the city to be selling only decaffeinated coffee! Yes – it’s true! Now we all know that New York is the city that never sleeps….but how can it be possible to keep going all day and into …

If like many of us you feel that your first espresso of the day is no longer giving you the energy boost you expect…… recent research may have discovered why! You might have noticed in the media that every so often a new piece of research or a study comes out disproving the thinking behind …

A recent dietary report produced by a government advisory committee in the US has for the first time mentioned caffeine as a dietary recommendation. Rather than suggesting that caffeine should be eliminated altogether, it stated that Americans could safely consume up to five cups a day or approximately 400 milligrams of caffeine with no detrimental …