It's All About Coffee

It's All About Coffee ()

  „Yet there's little hard evidence that moderate daily consumption of caffeine actually has a negative impact on your health. And what's been overlooked in the great caffeine debate is the potential benefits of the antioxidants that coffee - and tea - contain.“

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  „There is no conclusive evidence that moderate caffeine or coffee consumption is a risk factor for the development of human cancer.  Indeed, the World Cancer Research Fund published a comprehensive review of diet and cancer in which it stated that `most evidence suggests that regular consumption of coffee and/or tea has no significant relationship with the risk of cancer at any site' (1).“

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  „For people who are sensitive to caffeine, even 10 milligrams can cause discomfort. That is why nearly all decaffeinated coffees contain less than 10 milligrams of caffeine (typically two to five milligrams) per serving. Today decaffeinated coffee accounts for approximately 12 percent of total worldwide coffee consumption, or nearly 1 billion pounds per year.“

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