Sipping a cup of coffee is a beloved and often critical part of many people’s day. But it does more than provide a pick-me-up when you’re feeling tired or foggy. A powerful antioxidant called ...

"Although salt does not affect the essential stimulant effects of caffeine, lowering the acidity can slow the agitator effect that promotes the jittery or nervous sensation that some people get when ...

A generation ago, most Americans recognized two kinds of coffee: regular and decaf. Now we’re concerned about every last detail — from the beans’ country of origin and whether they are organic, have ...

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The gut works best when it follows a routine. Missing breakfast, pushing lunch too late, eating in a rush, or snacking late at night can throw off the stomach’s usual acid patterns.

Coffee's temperature impacts health. Cold brew offers lower acidity and potentially more caffeine. Hot coffee boasts richer antioxidants. Cold coffee is gentle on the stomach. Hot coffee can stimulate ...

More often than not, while running a race, I have vomited close to the finish line. I’ve tried eliminating foods from my typical breakfast-fuel routine to identify the culprit — green apples, ...

The story that an Ethiopian goat herder discovered coffee when his berry-eating goats became frisky is likely apocryphal, but it’s generally believed that coffee first came from that region. Today, ...

Coffee fluency goes beyond words used for ordering, says Candace Rose Rardon, author of "Stuff Every Coffee Lover Should Know." Our editors independently select these products. Making a purchase ...