More reasons to drink coffee

[Goldenrod]

Coffee can have a protective effect on the liver: Why?

Thanks to its special compounds, coffee can support liver health in at least five different and significant ways, a new review assessing decades of evidence suggests.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

I can't recall how many 'studies' and papers I have read on the benefits to your liver, bowels.....from drinking coffee. There are multiple large studies based on reports from people so it is not like a double blind study, but over and over again I see it show up lowering multiple common liver issues.
Regardless, I don't think I would ever stop drinking it - I love the stuff and before I eat breakfast, I have 2-3 large mugs of coffee while watching the sports highlights and checking the forum.
There is a case for pesticides and higher end coffee, etc. but most statistics are from the general public who were not given special organic expensive coffee.
Just info if this interests you.

 

[animal-inside]

I was going to read the study, but I didn't.. because I don't need anymore reasons than
1) I can't tolerate anyone without coffee first..
2) I like how coffee tastes..

 

[KootenayRider]

I was going to read the study, but I didn't.. because I don't need anymore reasons than
1) I can't tolerate anyone without coffee first..
2) I like how coffee tastes..

Agreed, and I don't know about you guys but id like to add that usually half way through the 1st am coffee, things seem to get moving....like really moving...as in me to the washroom for some reading time

 

[Goldenrod]

Agreed, and I don't know about you guys but id like to add that usually half way through the 1st am coffee, things seem to get moving....like really moving...as in me to the washroom for some reading time

It is a stimulant and is known to cause this, just as nicotine does. Smoking is terrible for you, but I know a lot of people who became constipated for a while when they quit smoking or coffee. Your body will adjust but it may take some time.