“The evidence is pretty consistent that coffee is associated with a lower risk of mortality.”— Erikka Loftfield, Research Fellow, National Cancer Institute Don’t you think it’s time to think about the good things in life… like how coffee can actually be healthy for you?! Benefits attributed to coffee consumption include, but are not limited to:Increased concentration and alertnessReduced reaction timeMore energyImproved gut microbiomeLonger lifeCoffee has also been known to protect against Parkinson’s disease, melanomas, breathing problems, fibrosis, heart disease, and so much more. (Keep in mind, caffeine is not recommended for those under 12 and for other adults, no more than 400 mg/day is ideal.)So, what are you waiting for? Get to drinking! Come see us anytime.by Steve Yeazel
