Coffee vs health

[topher]

I am no doctor but 2 cups to me is nothing. I am sure you are fine.

 

[Chris_Kross]

Thank you! It's a good news for me

 

[tealoverme]

I used to drink a 2 to 3 cups everyday, but eventually I suffered from GERD. My doctor adviced me to lessen my coffee intake. Now I only drink 1 cup of coffee and 1 tall size milktea in the afternoon 4 times in a week. My GERD improved and I feel better now. I'm also targeting to lessen my oily foods intake.

 

[georgewhittington]

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[ElmaAdams]

If you drink high quality coffee in small quantities, your health is safe!

 

[PratikShah]

Yes, coffee effect our health in some cases.

 

[SheriGoddart]

I take 1 cup a day, it is OK for my health, I guess

 

[joylifter]

Coffee can affect your health if you have acid reflux, IBS and anxiety. Doctors usually would tell you to avoid drinking coffee if you have these conditions

 

[kanewillimson]

you should use 1 to 2 cup in a day don't use much coffee in a day

 

[behcoffee]

In my opinion, gradually increase your coffee drinking and keep in mind that drinking too much coffee may not be right for some people.

 

[georgewhittington]

Coffee is rich in erection-friendly polyphenols, and can possibly pump up testosterone concentrations, enhancing blood flow to the penile region. If anyone is taking Cenforce 100 mg for ED, Coffee is also helpful in treating ED naturally.

 

[coffee_maniac]

is it unhealthy to drink more than 2 cups of coffee per day?

 

[behcoffee]

Even if we drink too much water, it is harmful
I think you should drink less coffee but always try to drink the best coffee

 

[maxalw]

Recent studies say 4 cups of coffee is the norm

 

[petermessi]

It is very good topic to discuss here.... I like to say "too much of anything is good for nothing"