Warding Off Holiday Weight Gain 2.0: The Anti-Diabesity Effect of Coffee Goes Beyond its Caffeine Content.
Image 1: If they are not laden with pesticides and anti-fungals, the small brown beans from the coffee pant can easily compete with green, black oolong and pu-erh teas , when it comes to countering the unwanted side-effects of the "holiday diet" Back in the days, both, tea and coffee were luxury goods and people felt privileged if they could have any of them. Today, they have become another of the endless commodities of our convenience society, where coffee, the former drink of the kings (and popes), has gotten a bad rep lately as being the underlying cause of the "adrenal burnout" that has befallen 90% of the visitors of pertinent Internet bulletin boards. I was thusly not surprised that SuppVersity student Fat Free commented yesterday's blogpost on the anti-obesity effects of tea rather sheepishly. As if his wish for "a coffee" on the list of the anti-holiday-weight-gain items was some atrocious act in the sense that "a coffee" could ...