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February 1, 2010 - There are large number of studies both in vitro and in vivo that have demonstrated the beneficial effects of diets rich in fruits, vegetables and beverages. These positive effects are attributed in part to Phenolic compounds. Phenolic compounds make up a major portion of compounds in plants, especially in their seeds and green leaves, in an effort to protect them from oxidative damage through their antioxidant activity. Now, its believed that these benefits can be extended to humans as well... |
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Novel French Press Invention - French Kiss |
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January 18, 2010 - Okay, so we all love the freshness and aroma that a French Press produces when making a cup of coffee. But we all hate the mess it makes, right? Well luckily your pains are over with this newest French Press invention! Made of non-toxic silicone, the French Press is revolutionary simple device that will enhance your coffee brewing experience. Available now exclusively on our online shop via Pre-Order. |
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January 1, 2010 - Welcome back everyone and we wish you all a Happy New Year! Well, the new year looks good for coffee as studies continue to promote coffee's health benefits. Over the past ten years numerous researchers from all over the world have touted coffee's health benefits. A few studies have suggested that coffee may even prevent Alzheimers disease, diabetes, colon cancer, and numerous other ailments. We are still in the early stages of confirming many of these studies, but if things continue, it looks like coffee may is poised for even greater consumption...yay!! This latest post by the Wall Street Journal this week summarizes just what some of health benefits are.
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Coffee may increase drunkensess |
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December 11, 2009 - You may want to pass on that Vodka/Red Bull cocktail the next time your at the bar....and trying to get sober by drinking coffee after a long night partying, well - that may actually be doing you more harm than good. According to researchers at Temple University in Pennsylvania, the combination of caffeine and alcohol may actually decrease cognitive and reflex skills. The FDA is currently looking into the validity of this study and reconsider allowing the addition of caffeine to alcohol based drinks. |
Coffee Misconceptions - Caffeine Content in Espresso vs Drip Coffee |
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December 1, 2009 - One of the most commonly asked question we receive is: "is it true that espresso coffee has more caffeine than regular drip coffee? " Ask almost anyone and they will invariably say that espresso has more caffeine than regular coffee. I mean it makes perfect sense, what else would explain that caffeine buzz we get when we down a shot of Starbucks espresso in the morning? Interesting, but is this correct? Well that depends on your perspective...read more below. |
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