Answering the "decaf or regular" question has become more problematic.
Caffeine can give some people the jitters, keeping them awake or speeding up their heart rate, but decaffeinated coffee, researchers have found, may be bad for your heart.
Java without the jolt increases the levels of so-called bad cholesterol in the bloodstream and reduces levels of good cholesterol, researchers reported last week at a meeting of the American Heart Assn. in Dallas.
--- Keeping relative risks in mind, however, it is good to remember that this pales in comparision to a decapitated coffee drinker.
But there's anecdotal evidence that decapitated coffee drinkers have no jitters or increased heart rate at all. This is cutting-edge research, no one yet knows where it is heading.
Coffee cartoons, eh?
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decaf is like a tie-game in sports.
ReplyDeleteA jolt to decaf drinkers .
ReplyDeleteAnswering the "decaf or regular" question has become more problematic.
Caffeine can give some people the jitters, keeping them awake or speeding up their heart rate, but decaffeinated coffee, researchers have found, may be bad for your heart.
Java without the jolt increases the levels of so-called bad cholesterol in the bloodstream and reduces levels of good cholesterol, researchers reported last week at a meeting of the American Heart Assn. in Dallas.
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Keeping relative risks in mind, however, it is good to remember that this pales in comparision to a decapitated coffee drinker.
But there's anecdotal evidence that decapitated coffee drinkers have no jitters or increased heart rate at all. This is cutting-edge research, no one yet knows where it is heading.
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ReplyDeleteIt be heading toward more research.
ReplyDeleteThis cutting-edge research is leading to another beheading.
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