few things are as satisfying as a good old morning cup of joe, but on the other hand, it isn’t the healthiest drink in the world and can affect our physical and mental wellbeing, especially if you take yours with lots of creamer and sugar. 

The health benefits of red wine in moderation are well known, thanks to the antioxidant resveratrol, which is thought to shield the body against heart attacks, cancer and other diseases.

If you look forward to your cup of coffee each morning, what good-enough reason could make you want to quit? Coffee has a wealth of health benefits and it is a godsend for anyone in need of an energy boost. Studies have also suggested that coffee could help protect us from dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Sleep may be the cousin of death, but it’s more like that cool cousin that would buy you beer when you were underage, not like that other very uncool cousin that would tell on your for drinking beer when you were underage. Sleep is cool is all I’m saying.

Having one of those depressing days where nothing seems to be going your way? Or maybe you’re studying for your school test and need a little mental boost. Time to make a nice cup of coffee!

Punk is in the bones of Portland’s Stumptown Coffee. They are, after all, the only coffee brand we are aware of that has their own skateboarding team, a team that is more Thrasher than Tony Hawk Pro Skater. So when Stumptown decides to collaborate with a musician, it should come as no surprise when they seek out a legend of the American punk world. And that’s exactly what they did their newest special addition coffee, the Indonesia Bies Penantan, created in cooperation with none other than King Stooge himself Iggy Pop.

Despite coffee being around for a very long time, it is still growing a ton in popularity. Coffee culture is exploding all over the world and the internet is only helping to foster that growth. With coffee being consumed hundreds of billions of times every year, it isn’t surprising to see so much online content on the subject.

Coffee drinking has become very popular around the world, especially since it’s available on nearly every street corner coffee shop and quick mart.

The birthplace of coffee is relatively close to Kenya but getting it there was not an easy task and full of bloodshed. The Arabs who controlled coffee enslaved thousands of Kenyan’s where they worked on the coffee plantations in Kenya and Arabia. This was followed by the British settlers around 1900 who quickly assumed control over the country which led to more bloodshed.

For many people, coffee is the magical brew that kickstarts the day, a much-needed pick-me-up in the afternoon, and sometimes even a well-appreciated digestive after dinner. However, how much coffee is too much? A large new study claims to hold the answer.