Interestingly, it’s activated whether you drink caffeinated or decaf coffee – so if you’re someone who avoids the black stuff for fear of an uncontrolled caffeine buzz or have tried to cut ...

Nearly three-quarters of Americans drink coffee every day, and for some, that daily pleasure comes with a side of pain.

A study by Harvard Medical School has found that drinking one extra cup of coffee a day without adding sugar can be linked to ...

A growing body of research suggests that regular coffee drinking can lower the risk for liver, endometrial, and colorectal ...

Additionally, drinking between zero and one cup of decaffeinated coffee was associated with a decreased risk for oral cavity cancer. However, the researchers did find that drinking more than one ...

Thus, drink your coffee, but do so in the morning.” Similar findings were observed among those who drank caffeinated coffee or decaffeinated coffee either in the morning or throughout the day.