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JonathanRackham

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24. The aroma of fresh brew is almost as enticing.

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Tue Nov 17, 2015, 07:46 AM

Nov 2015

Airborne free radical caffeine ions.

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Study Finds More Evidence Coffee Can Be a Life-Saver [View all] seafan Nov 2015 OP

Yes! I start my day with a triple espresso. FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #1

With 200,000+ in the study, and over 20 years follow-up, this is a keeper study! seafan Nov 2015 #4

Agree. Coffee, aspirin, and I'll add in my red wine. FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #5

I assume black coffee is best JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #2

A bit of stevia for sweetening; +/- whole milk for creamer seafan Nov 2015 #9

In college, I couldn't afford sugar or milk. FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #10

Navy days. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #23

Same here. I can't figure out the point of drinking it any other way except as hold over from Ed Suspicious Nov 2015 #28

that first cup of coffee is one of my simple pleasures Skittles Nov 2015 #3

The first cup??? malaise Nov 2015 #6

there's just something about it Skittles Nov 2015 #8

The aroma of fresh brew is almost as enticing. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #24

LOVES ME SOME CAFFEINE Skittles Nov 2015 #34

Try chewing on a fresh roasted coffee bean. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #35

I prefer several cups of coffee, thanks Skittles Nov 2015 #37

Old central American Indian favorite. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #38

I would consider it for an extra jolt Skittles Nov 2015 #40

Actually a bean at a time is not that intense. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #42

Just me, but even if it gave me indefinite lifespan I'm not sure I could MillennialDem Nov 2015 #47

I should be the Incredible Hulk in that case.. IDemo Nov 2015 #7

YES! Have two to three mugs of Dark Gold Roast a day! BlueCaliDem Nov 2015 #11

Would that be "Jump Up" from Gold Coast Coffee in Duncans Mills? nt AnotherDreamWeaver Nov 2015 #16

No, the brand that has a blond Swedish guy offering women a cup of coffee and says there's never a BlueCaliDem Nov 2015 #22

What great news! I love having my morning mug of coffee while I read the paper! CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2015 #12

As long as we know how caffeine affects us, and plan accordingly. seafan Nov 2015 #49

going to post this at the local starbucks niyad Nov 2015 #13

Good news! silverweb Nov 2015 #14

Not a coffee fan, any coffee that does not taste like coffee? Nt Logical Nov 2015 #15

Yep Flying Squirrel Nov 2015 #18

Thanks! nt Logical Nov 2015 #19

Yah, it's saved life in my house frazzled Nov 2015 #17

Study authors mean in a given year. And perhaps not everyone is going to die: MillennialDem Nov 2015 #48

I wonder if this was the "lead" story at NBC? lpbk2713 Nov 2015 #20

ETERNAL LIFE SMELLING COLORS! NuclearDem Nov 2015 #21

Think I'll have a extra cup or two, or three.... marmar Nov 2015 #25

Hallelujah! pinboy3niner Nov 2015 #26

Yay! Take that doc! rjsquirrel Nov 2015 #27

Wore 'im down, did ya? Show him this study too. seafan Nov 2015 #32

I am a caffeine-based lifeform. hobbit709 Nov 2015 #29

+1. Nt JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #36

Honestly all of it is gross to me :/ MillennialDem Nov 2015 #46

And now we can have Marley coffee--Stir It Up! panader0 Nov 2015 #30

Good news! CrispyQ Nov 2015 #31

Correlation does not equal causation. How about those w/money to buy coffee KittyWampus Nov 2015 #33

Coffee is a staple at the soup kitchens I work. JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #43

So how do you brew your coffee? JonathanRackham Nov 2015 #39

I like a grind and brew setup. seafan Nov 2015 #44

interesting. Liberal_in_LA Nov 2015 #41

Don't care, won't ever drink it. MillennialDem Nov 2015 #45