Coffee drinking linked to longer life

[PICK3]

hi, blueta

(Health.com) -- Drinking a daily cup of coffee -- or even several cups -- isn't likely to harm your health, and it may even lower your risk of dying from chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease, a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests.

Coffee drinking linked to longer life - CNN.com

 

[shirlene29]

I will most likely live forever then


fml

 

[cindylou]

Blue is gone.

I'm drinking coffee right now

 

[nangiggles]

Blue is gone.

I'm drinking coffee right now

you promise?

 

[mrplunkey]

This is why people need to do science instead of rely on feelings.

Caffeine/Coffee is vastly less detrimental than we ever thought.

Nicotine is even more detrimental than we ever thought.

 

[PICK3]

This is why people need to do science instead of rely on feelings.

Caffeine/Coffee is vastly less detrimental than we ever thought.

Nicotine is even more detrimental than we ever thought.

& PICK3 reported this years ago

 

[mrplunkey]

& PICK3 reported this years ago

What's next? Is science going to prove your claim that it's not geigh if you don't make eye contact?

 

[PICK3]

What's next? Is science going to prove your claim that it's not geigh if you don't make eye contact?

Or, if said geigh act occurred during the performance of diligent pool maintenance



just sayin'

 

[mrplunkey]

Or, if said geigh act occurred during the performance of diligent pool maintenance



just sayin'

What happens in the pool cabana house stays in the pool cabana house.

No MO tho, I'm str9.6

 

[PICK3]

What happens in the pool cabana house stays in the pool cabana house.


No MO tho, I'm str9.6

olo!

 

[cindylou]

you promise?

No, I'm not drinking coffee right now

 

[zwhit]

What happens in the pool cabana house stays in the pool cabana house.

No MO tho, I'm str9.6

not just a pool house but a pool cabana house, huh?

 

[nangiggles]

No, I'm not drinking coffee right now

Lol, thats not what I meant

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[redsamurai]

This is why people need to do science instead of rely on feelings.

Caffeine/Coffee is vastly less detrimental than we ever thought.

Nicotine is even more detrimental than we ever thought.

It's one of my few remaining vices but I'm still apprehensive about it because it's been linked to inflammation, which was not discussed in the article, which makes me not take it seriously. I'm sure if coffee is one of your few vices and you're taking care of yourself otherwise it's not a major driver of inflammation. But if you're a typical american who's diet is well documented, and you drink a gallon of coffee a day....ur a plaque machine. And all the "evidence" in that article is statistical in nature, which means it's not worth the paper it was written on and you know it plunkey. You know full well how much a good well paid statistician can make numbers do a waltz....and it all sounds completely legit and above board.

 

[cindylou]

Lol, thats not what I meant

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Lol, I know

 

[PICK3]

It's one of my few remaining vices but I'm still apprehensive about it because it's been linked to inflammation, which was not discussed in the article, which makes me not take it seriously. I'm sure if coffee is one of your few vices and you're taking care of yourself otherwise it's not a major driver of inflammation. But if you're a typical american who's diet is well documented, and you drink a gallon of coffee a day....ur a plaque machine. And all the "evidence" in that article is statistical in nature, which means it's not worth the paper it was written on and you know it plunkey. You know full well how much a good well paid statistician can make numbers do a waltz....and it all sounds completely legit and above board.

u know knot of which u speak

 

[*ebony*]

too much creamer and sugar in my coffee. Im thinking thats what keeps me up and not the puney bit of caffeine in it. I suck at life.FML

 

[PICK3]

USATODAY.com - Coffee may reduce risk of cirrhosis

Coffee Is No. 1 Source of Antioxidants

 

[mrplunkey]

It's one of my few remaining vices but I'm still apprehensive about it because it's been linked to inflammation, which was not discussed in the article, which makes me not take it seriously. I'm sure if coffee is one of your few vices and you're taking care of yourself otherwise it's not a major driver of inflammation. But if you're a typical american who's diet is well documented, and you drink a gallon of coffee a day....ur a plaque machine. And all the "evidence" in that article is statistical in nature, which means it's not worth the paper it was written on and you know it plunkey. You know full well how much a good well paid statistician can make numbers do a waltz....and it all sounds completely legit and above board.

Yeah, the New England Journal of Medicine sounds like a shady publication. I bet no one reads it. If I were you I'd hold out for the Cybercollege study which I'm sure is imminent.

You have absolutely zero clue on how real peer-reviewed publications work. And to launch a misinformed and poorly-worded attack on a highly respected medical journal just punctuates your ignorance.

I bet a Jew wrote the article in the first place!

 

[EnderJE]

I'm the HIGHERLANDER!