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Drinking coffee during the day and drinking at night is a new healthy lifestyle

Drinking coffee during the day and drinking at night is a new healthy lifestyle

Studies in England and Denmark have found that people who drink alcohol have a high incidence of coronary heart disease, but surprisingly, people who do not drink at all have a higher incidence of coronary heart disease. It is worth noting that Europeans usually drink wine and water with meals, while Americans often drink milk, iced tea, soft drinks or coffee. Drinking red wine in moderation can prevent heart disease and some tumor diseases.

2015-01-31
Four tips for coffee partners to avoid trans fats

Four tips for coffee partners to avoid trans fats

Trans fatty acids can be described as the health killer behind good food. Studies have confirmed that it can reduce memory, induce obesity and lead to coronary heart disease. A reporter from the Life Times interviewed Chen Xiafei, chief dietitian at East China Hospital in Shanghai, to teach people four tips to avoid trans fatty acids when enjoying good food. The first trick: deep fry to bake. The so-called baking is to taste the food and wrap it in tin foil.

2015-10-29
Study found that chronic patients can drink coffee

Study found that chronic patients can drink coffee

Previous studies on coffee and health have shown conflicting results, with some studies showing that drinking coffee regularly increases the risk of heart disease, cancer and stroke.

2014-05-21
Increasing coffee intake will reduce the incidence of type 2 diabetes.

Increasing coffee intake will reduce the incidence of type 2 diabetes.

The study found that if the average daily coffee intake increased by one and a half cups in the past four years, the incidence of Ⅱ diabetes decreased by 11%, which undoubtedly reduced the risk of Ⅱ diabetes. The increase in coffee and tea intake is associated with a decrease in the incidence of Ⅱ diabetes, but little is known about the underlying mechanism of this link.

2014-07-30
Study finds chronic patients can drink coffee

Study finds chronic patients can drink coffee

A German study showed that drinking coffee is associated with heart disease.

2015-04-27
The eight most common misunderstandings about coffee

The eight most common misunderstandings about coffee

I think many friends of the older generation will be a little biased in their interpretation of coffee, thinking that drinking coffee is not good for their health, even harmful. The following editor aims at several coffee misunderstandings that are easy to produce in ordinary times to scientifically refute rumors. [misunderstanding 1 Coffee can cause insomnia] most people drinking coffee six hours before going to bed will not affect sleep. However, based on the metabolism of each person,

2015-09-07
Starbucks 'success is not just about coffee

Starbucks 'success is not just about coffee

Since entering China in 1999, Starbucks has set off an upsurge in drinking coffee. Wherever the trend goes, Starbucks has become more and more popular, from Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Wuhan all the way to Zhengzhou. In the words of Shi Dongwei, vice president of public affairs of Starbucks Greater China, Starbucks has successfully boosted the coffee market in China where tea culture is prevalent.

2014-12-16
Four tips for coffee partners to avoid trans fats

Four tips for coffee partners to avoid trans fats

Trans fatty acids can be described as the health killer behind good food. Studies have shown that it can reduce memory, induce obesity, and lead to coronary heart disease. Chen Xiafei, chief dietitian of Shanghai East China Hospital, teaches you four tricks to avoid trans fatty acids.

2014-05-28
Some chemicals in coffee play a positive role in metabolism.

Some chemicals in coffee play a positive role in metabolism.

A German study shows that drinking coffee and the heart

2015-03-20
Understand that coffee is good for your health

Understand that coffee is good for your health

As early as 1884 and 1892, coffee seedlings were planted on our land in Taiwan and Yunnan. As early as the beginning of the last century, cafes have also settled in the streets of Shanghai and become a gathering place for literati and celebrities. As early as 30 years ago, Nestl é, one of the giants of the international food industry, spread the concept of coffee all over the country. As early as 1999, Starbucks, the international coffee retail brand, was already in the north.

2014-09-03
Drinking coffee does not cause osteoporosis

Drinking coffee does not cause osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is the most common metabolic bone disease in the United States, causing thousands of fractures every year. About 25 per cent of women and 10 per cent of men have at least one spinal or hip fracture after the age of 60, and more than 1.5 million Americans have osteoporosis-related fractures each year.

2014-05-22
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