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Xiamen Cafe recommendation-Silent Coffee

Xiamen Cafe recommendation-Silent Coffee

Huang Weimin, a hearing impaired boy who graduated from Xiamen Special Education School. With his love of coffee, Weimin joined the Silent Coffee team in October 2013. As a hearing impaired barista, let the milk tumble in the high temperature in peace, and blend perfectly with the coffee like a yearning for a better life. In 2014, Weimin represented Silence to participate in the World Barista Competition Wbc Xiamen Competition.

2015-04-23
Ordering food in Jiangcheng sign language for the first time in a deaf cafe is no longer a dream.

Ordering food in Jiangcheng sign language for the first time in a deaf cafe is no longer a dream.

At 10:00 yesterday, Deaf House Cafe (Home for the Deaf) opened on Jiqing Street, Wuhan, which is the first deaf-themed cafe in our province. Cui Jing, a hearing-impaired girl who relies on hearing aids, Wen Feng, a handsome post-90s man who can't speak, and Chen Jiuzhen, a Taiwanese girl who studies sign language, are the three partners who started the cafe. They come together because of their dreams, and sign language is a common language.

2014-05-13
The first deaf-themed cafe in China may change ownership due to operational problems.

The first deaf-themed cafe in China may change ownership due to operational problems.

Give you time for a cup of coffee to discover the silent world. Near the entrance of the Yangtze River Tunnel on Dazhi Road in Wuhan, Wen Feng, a post-90s deaf boy, runs a special cafe, Deaf Coffee (Deaf Coffee). Next week, the first deaf-themed cafe in Wuhan will be one year old.

2014-09-03

"Le Coffee" helps disabled people to find employment

In the third season of "Community Heroes" broadcast by the 12 Central TV stations a few days ago, public welfare workers from Wuxi accepted the challenge of community heroes and used seven days to mobilize thousands of volunteers to perform a grand dance of thousands of people. This public welfare person is Wang Wen, secretary-general of Wuxi Lingshan Charitable Foundation, and he is the sponsor of the Le Coffee charity project. Le Coffee is committed to

2014-10-25
2 cups of coffee a day to protect the brain and 8 steps to prevent senile delusion

2 cups of coffee a day to protect the brain and 8 steps to prevent senile delusion

The prevention of cognitive impairment begins in middle age. KuaiBao Daily recently summed up eight steps for middle-aged people to prevent cognitive impairment. Check cholesterol and blood pressure levels and screen for glycosuria

2015-02-07
Three cups of coffee a day can prevent Alzheimer's disease in the elderly

Three cups of coffee a day can prevent Alzheimer's disease in the elderly

Is coffee a panacea for all chronic diseases? Previous studies have found that drinking coffee can prevent Parkinson's disease, stroke, diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.

2014-07-22
Drinking the right amount of coffee is good for the brain of the elderly.

Drinking the right amount of coffee is good for the brain of the elderly.

A new study finds that drinking a moderate amount of coffee in the elderly can help promote brain health. However, if the elderly do not have the habit of drinking a lot of coffee and suddenly increase their coffee intake, it may increase the risk of pre-dementia such as mild impairment of memory and thinking. The study, published recently in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, only shows

2015-10-21
Coffee is refreshing but impairs memory.

Coffee is refreshing but impairs memory.

After a sleepless night, do you always crave a large cup of coffee to stay afloat? But did you know that although coffee has a refreshing effect, it can also affect people's memory. Recently, Italian researchers have found that drinking coffee has a refreshing effect, but it also affects people's memory in a short time. Research shows that people are more likely to drink coffee after two cups.

2015-03-23
Drinking coffee carefully will refresh but impair memory.

Drinking coffee carefully will refresh but impair memory.

Do you always have a strong desire to make a large cup of coffee after staying up all night? But did you know that although coffee has a refreshing effect, it can also affect people's memory? Recently, Italian researchers have found that drinking coffee has a refreshing effect, but it also affects people's memory in a short time. Research shows that people help after drinking two cups of coffee

2015-05-11
Can moderate consumption of coffee reduce dementia in the elderly?

Can moderate consumption of coffee reduce dementia in the elderly?

Studies have shown that drinking a moderate amount of coffee can reduce dementia in the elderly. (photo from the Daily Mail) drinking coffee in moderation can reduce mild mild cognitive impairment (MCI), protect brain neurons from harmful proteins and reduce memory loss, but drinking one cup is the best, according to a new study in Italy. "Daily mail

2015-08-03
Drinking the right amount of coffee is good for the brain of the elderly.

Drinking the right amount of coffee is good for the brain of the elderly.

Coffee drinking is associated with brain health, but there is no causal relationship between the two. Past studies have shown that caffeine may be good for the body's nervous system. A new study finds that drinking a moderate amount of coffee in the elderly can help promote brain health. But if the elderly are not in the habit of drinking a lot of coffee and suddenly increase their coffee intake, they can

2015-08-31
Research says that drinking just one cup of coffee a day or drinking more can increase the risk of memory loss.

Research says that drinking just one cup of coffee a day or drinking more can increase the risk of memory loss.

It is common for coffee pies to drink several cups of coffee a day. However, to protect your memory, one cup of coffee a day is just right. Drinking one cup of coffee a day can help prevent Alzheimer's disease, but drinking two or more cups of coffee a day, or not drinking coffee, increases the risk of memory loss, according to an Italian study. Research at the University of Barrio Domoro

2015-08-04
One cup of coffee a day is just right. Not drinking or drinking more will increase the risk of memory loss.

One cup of coffee a day is just right. Not drinking or drinking more will increase the risk of memory loss.

It is common for coffee pies to drink several cups of coffee a day. However, to protect your memory, one cup of coffee a day is just right. Drinking one cup of coffee a day can help prevent Alzheimer's disease, but drinking two or more cups of coffee a day, or not drinking coffee, increases the risk of memory loss, according to an Italian study. Research at the University of Barrio Domoro

2015-08-25
Three cups of coffee a day to help you prevent dementia

Three cups of coffee a day to help you prevent dementia

In a case-control study, researchers at the University of South Florida and the University of Miami found that people over the age of 65 with higher levels of caffeine in their blood were less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease within 2 to 4 years. Coffee appears to be the main source of caffeine in the blood of these subjects.

2014-08-27
3 cups of coffee a day to help prevent dementia

3 cups of coffee a day to help prevent dementia

In a case-control study, researchers at the University of South Florida and the University of Miami found that people aged 65 and older with higher levels of caffeine in their blood had a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease within two to four years, and coffee seemed to be the main source of caffeine in these subjects. This is the first direct evidence that caffeine/coffee intake is associated with a reduced risk or delayed onset of dementia.

2015-05-21
Coffee prolongs life?

Coffee prolongs life?

The New England Journal of Medicine, a well-known medical journal, says coffee drinkers have lower mortality rates. According to a study from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), older people who drink coffee have lower mortality rates than their peers who do not drink coffee, regardless of whether the coffee contains caffeine or not. Get rid of smoking

2014-06-27
Sugar makes people stupid. Coffee makes people live longer.

Sugar makes people stupid. Coffee makes people live longer.

Drinking sugary soft drinks for up to six weeks can make you stupid because the sugar added to the soft drinks can impair memory and reaction, according to a study by the University of California, Los Angeles. But coffee seems to make people live longer. Men who drink two to three cups of coffee a day are 10% more likely to live longer than men who don't drink coffee, compared with 13% for women.

2014-08-29
Boutique coffee beans Yemeni Matari mocha coffee

Boutique coffee beans Yemeni Matari mocha coffee

Yemen is the first stop for the coffee variety Arabica to be transplanted from Ethiopia. Although the genetic polymorphism is impaired, it still retains a considerable number of multiple coffee genes, making it the second country in the world qualified to be crowned with ancient superior varieties. In addition, early Yemeni coffee was mainly exported from the port of Mocha, so the coffee that was later exported from here was named after Mocha. At the same time, Yemen is also a classic of early taste in the sun.

2015-01-08
Rule of longevity: drink more coffee and drive less

Rule of longevity: drink more coffee and drive less

It is difficult to live forever, and it is not necessarily difficult to prolong life through health preservation. The latest article on the American online website sums up the golden rule of longevity according to the results of many foreign research institutions. Professor Gao Fangyi, former director of Beijing Institute of Geriatrics, interpreted this. Take a nap at least 3 times a week. Taking a nap can reduce people, according to a large study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine

2015-08-13
Distracted? Does drinking coffee really work?

Distracted? Does drinking coffee really work?

Central nervous system stimulants are a common treatment for attention deficit disorder (ADHD). These stimulants improve people's ability to control behavior, awaken and keep the central nervous system alert. The main function of these drugs is to stimulate and increase the activity of certain neurotransmitters in the brain, making the brain work more efficiently. There are three subtypes of ADHD: combined ADHD.

2015-08-21
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