Butter in coffee? You've probably heard of that. How about fish sauce coffee? Hot sauce coffee? CHEESE COFFEE? They all exist ...

In other words, it's less about the coffee itself but rather its psychological impact. For instance, research previously found a link between drinking this with a reduced risk of depression and ...

A doctor who graduated from Harvard University says we’re all drinking coffee wrong and it could be damaging our health. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, shares his experience and ...

Drinking coffee too late may harm sleep quality, while drinking it too early could interfere with blood sugar regulation.

Sipping on a couple of cups of coffee each day might just be the secret to a longer life, burgeoning research suggests. This beloved global pick-me-up not only perks up the heart but also appears ...

Scientists have identified a simple way to reduce the risk of developing Parkinson's disease: drinking coffee.

Drinking coffee while eating citrus fruits may cause digestive discomfort since coffee is naturally acidic. Coffee's pH levels average between 4.85 and 5.13 on a scale of 0-14, with lower numbers ...

BOSTON -- A new study suggests that drinking coffee can help reduce the risk of death in people who are inactive and may offset the negative impacts it has on your body. We know that leading a ...

Drinking two cups of coffee a day could add years to your life, according to recent research. The world's most popular beverage boosts the heart - increasing longevity. Its benefits apply both to ...

If you’re used to enjoying a cup of coffee every morning, you might be wondering; ‘Can you drink coffee while intermittent fasting?’ And is there a specific type of coffee that does (and ...