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Boutique Coffee Coffee doesn't necessarily lift your spirits

Boutique Coffee Coffee doesn't necessarily lift your spirits

In order to stay awake and improve work efficiency, many office workers are bound to drink a cup of espresso in the morning, but research shows that coffee does not necessarily boost spirits. Research shows that coffee doesn't really boost energy, and it even makes people who are already energetic want to relax, which may benefit only lazy people. The study is in the journal Neuropsychopharmaceuticals.

2014-12-16
Coffee and tea are inseparable. Tea or coffee?

Coffee and tea are inseparable. Tea or coffee?

Drinking at least five cups of coffee or tea a day can help prevent brain tumors, according to a new study from Imperial College London, the Daily Mail reported Thursday. The findings appear in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention. During the trial, researchers tested more than 300 people diagnosed with gliomas, which usually start in the brain.

2015-03-05
Coffee grounds can remove the toxic smell of dirt.

Coffee grounds can remove the toxic smell of dirt.

Coffee lovers around the world have good news: the amount of coffee grounds they throw away helps remove the toxic smell of dirt. Coffee grounds can absorb hydrogen sulfide gases, which are often responsible for the foul smell, researchers at the city university of new york report in the american journal hazardous materials. It is now common practice to use activated carbon in

2015-03-06
Coffee does not necessarily boost the spirit of coffee.

Coffee does not necessarily boost the spirit of coffee.

In order to stay awake and improve work efficiency, many office workers are bound to drink a cup of espresso in the morning, but research shows that coffee does not necessarily boost spirits. Research shows that coffee doesn't really boost energy, and it even makes people who are already energetic want to relax, which may benefit only lazy people. The study is in the journal Neuropsychopharmaceuticals.

2015-03-23
Drinking coffee does not increase the risk of chronic diseases

Drinking coffee does not increase the risk of chronic diseases

A German study of more than 40,000 people for nearly a decade showed that coffee drinkers had no increased risk of heart disease or cancer and a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, Reuters reported. The findings are published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. In terms of major chronic diseases, coffee drinking does not have a negative impact on healthy adults, said the lead researcher of the study.

2015-06-24
Caffeinated energy drinks or

Caffeinated energy drinks or "toxic"

Australian researchers have found an increase in the number of cases of discomfort caused by drinking caffeinated energy drinks. The study, jointly conducted by the University of Sydney School of Medicine and the New South Wales Toxicology Information Centre, was published in the 16th issue of the Australian Journal of Medicine. Health problems caused by toxicity of caffeinated energy drinks in Australia, according to the study

2015-06-24
The effect of drinking coffee, low libido, have some coffee?

The effect of drinking coffee, low libido, have some coffee?

A few days ago, an article entitled "Coffee, Tea and me" was published in the American journal Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior. The article points out that caffeine may promote women's libido. The study found that compared with non-caffeinated female mice, female mice injected with caffeine for the first time

2015-06-26
Fine Coffee basic knowledge Coffee can relieve Sports pain

Fine Coffee basic knowledge Coffee can relieve Sports pain

A new study shows that coffee not only makes people more energetic, it relieves the pain caused by some exercise, but also has nothing to do with whether a person has the habit of drinking coffee, according to the American journal Life Science. According to Robert Motel, a former self-racer and professor of kinesiology and social health at the University of Illinois, caffeine affects the brain and spinal cord involved in pain processing

2015-07-02
Coffee drinkers perform better than men in stressful environments

Coffee drinkers perform better than men in stressful environments

People who want to concentrate also choose to have a cup of coffee at work. Women who drink coffee perform better than men in stressful situations, according to research by the Coffee Institute in the American Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 64 22-year-old men were randomly selected for the study.

2015-07-30
Drinking coffee helps relieve muscle pain. Coffee is healthy.

Drinking coffee helps relieve muscle pain. Coffee is healthy.

Researchers at the University of Georgia reported in the latest issue of the Journal of pain that muscle soreness was reduced by 48% after testing nine female students who did not drink coffee or exercise very often. The report said that the respondents all felt muscle soreness after a day or two of fitness exercise.

2015-08-04
The benefits of coffee are low libido. Drink coffee.

The benefits of coffee are low libido. Drink coffee.

A few days ago, an article entitled "Coffee, Tea and Me" was published in the journal Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior. Caffeine may boost female libido. The study found that female mice given caffeine for the first time were more likely to receive caffeine than female mice given no caffeine

2015-08-14
Drinking coffee can help relieve muscle pain and drink coffee healthily.

Drinking coffee can help relieve muscle pain and drink coffee healthily.

Researchers at the University of Georgia reported in the latest issue of the Journal of pain that muscle soreness was reduced by 48% after testing nine female students who did not drink coffee or exercise very often. The report said that the respondents all felt muscle soreness after a day or two of fitness exercise.

2015-08-25
Is coffee good or bad for health? Coffee can prevent diabetes

Is coffee good or bad for health? Coffee can prevent diabetes

There is a continuing debate about whether coffee is good or bad for health. A new Harvard University study published in the journal Diabetes found that drinking three cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. What is diabetes? Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by high blood sugar.

2015-09-02
Taipei Star Cafe the most humane cafe

Taipei Star Cafe the most humane cafe

The star of No. 7 Wuchang Street is the most humane cafe in Taipei. Since 1949, Bai Xianyong, Zhou Mengdee, Sanmao, Chen Yingzhen. Taiwanese scholars throughout the 1950s and 1960s often gathered here to talk about poetry, school journals, and writing manuscripts. Lin Huaimin, founder of the Cloud Gate Dance Troupe, is also a regular here. "the story of ─ and the Star Cafe at No. 7, Wuchang Street, ▲."

2016-07-19
Coffee grounds contain a lot of healthy antioxidants

Coffee grounds contain a lot of healthy antioxidants

The world consumes billions of cups of coffee every day, resulting in nearly 20 million tons of coffee grounds, a small part of which is used for commercial development and production of chemical fertilizer, but a large part of it is thrown away as garbage. We know that coffee itself is rich in healthy antioxidants, so are these discarded coffee grounds more useful? This is Maria-Paz de Pea and him.

2014-10-24
Us study says Coffee does not increase Hypertension

Us study says Coffee does not increase Hypertension

According to the latest foreign media reports, a new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found that drinking coffee may not lead to the risk of high blood pressure.

2014-06-13
Fine Coffee Healthy Living Coffee Doesn't Have to Boost Spirit

Fine Coffee Healthy Living Coffee Doesn't Have to Boost Spirit

Many office workers make sure they have a cup of espresso in the morning to stay awake and productive, but research shows coffee doesn't necessarily boost spirits. Coffee doesn't really boost motivation, research suggests, and it may even make people who are already motivated want to relax. Perhaps only the lazy benefit. The study, published in the journal Neuropsychopharmacy,

2015-01-30
Coffee and exercise coffee relieve exercise muscle soreness

Coffee and exercise coffee relieve exercise muscle soreness

Drinking coffee can help people relieve muscle pain caused by excessive exercise, according to a study released in the United States. Researchers at the University of Georgia reported in the latest issue of the Journal of pain that after testing nine female students who did not drink coffee or exercise very often, they found that as long as they consumed about a small amount of caffeine equivalent to two cups of coffee,

2014-10-28
Coffee basic knowledge Coffee doesn't necessarily lift your spirits

Coffee basic knowledge Coffee doesn't necessarily lift your spirits

In order to stay awake and improve work efficiency, many office workers are bound to drink a cup of espresso in the morning, but research shows that coffee does not necessarily boost spirits. Research shows that coffee doesn't really boost energy, and it even makes people who are already energetic want to relax, which may benefit only lazy people. The study is in the journal Neuropsychopharmaceuticals.

2015-05-11
Harvard study shows that coffee can reduce people with diabetes

Harvard study shows that coffee can reduce people with diabetes

A recent study published by Harvard University researchers in the Journal of Nutrition shows that drinking coffee is not only good for metabolism and liver health, but also reduces the risk of diabetes, according to foreign food websites. The study was conducted by a team led by Nicole Wedick of the Harvard School of Public Health. The researchers studied 45 subjects.

2015-11-07
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