Coffee — The Ultimate Drinking Guide

The benefits, the drawbacks, and how to make it work best for you.

Ashley Richmond
In Fitness And In Health

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Photo by Jack Carter on Unsplash

Around 3 billion people worldwide will have a cup of coffee today.

The average number of cups per person per day is 3, and this hasn’t changed since 1999. It’s safe to say that most of us love our coffee. And fortunately, coffee is one of the healthiest things you can consume, with benefits for nearly every aspect of your health.

In this in-depth guide, I want to illustrate both the benefits and the potential downsides of coffee, and how we can use coffee in a smart way to improve our health, our performance (both physical and mental), and ultimately, improve our lives.

The Benefits of Coffee

There are numerous benefits to coffee, and these seem to increase linearly with the number of cups consumed in a day. There are many more benefits than drawbacks to drinking coffee, and in fact, coffee has been scientifically proven to be “remarkably” safe to drink in moderate amounts (up to 4–5 cups, depending on body weight).

Here are some of the key benefits.

Mood

Coffee has been shown to improve mood and contentment, and this effect is increased when you consume coffee regularly.

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