While coffee may have anti-inflammatory effects, research suggests caffeine alone may increase or decrease inflammation.

Movchan advises others to try quitting coffee to potentially feel better, while a recent study suggests limiting morning coffee intake for health benefits. Seems like ‘waking up and smelling the ...

More recently, though, a newer step worked its way into the (extremely thought-through and highly important) process of making morning brew ... protein coffee is a good way to keep you full ...

With millions sipping their morning coffee ... evidence for coffee’s health benefits? And what is the underlying physiological basis of these benefits? How much coffee is good for most people ...

A recent study from Tulane University in New Orleans reveals that drinking coffee in the morning can significantly reduce the ...

The thinking behind salting coffee is that salt acts as a bitterness reducer, somehow either blocking or tricking our brain ...

If you're wrestling with the idea of giving up your daily caffeine fix, a nutritionist has some good news for you. Your cherished morning coffee might just be doing more for your health than you ...

Further studies are needed for a definitive conclusion. A steaming cup of coffee seems to recharge you for the day ahead, but a study has found that it may also be silently shrinking your brain.

Drinking coffee in the morning could bring more health benefits than drinking a few cups throughout the day, according to a new study. Researchers wanted to assess whether the time of day people ...

If you read this column with your Morning Coffee on Wednesday morning, then you already know how fired up I was for the 4 Nations Face-Off. If you tailed my best bets, you also netted a profit.

This is the Morning Coffee for Wednesday February 12th ... Tonight, MacKinnon is set to skate alongside his mentor and good friend Crosby on Canada’s second line. I expect MacKinnon to showcase ...

More than 70% of Americans drink at least one cup of coffee every week, according to the National Coffee Association. Two-thirds of them drink one cup a day. Coffee drinkers aged 25 years and olde ...