Many people unknowingly develop coffee habits that diminish its potential health benefits. Health experts suggest avoiding late-day caffeine to improv ...

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Nepal is starting to produce coffee too Most of the coffee drunk in Nepal is imported, but in the country's famous eastern tea-growing regions coffee plantations are springing up.

But is drinking coffee every day actually good for you? Or is it quietly sabotaging your energy, sleep, or health? Let's break down the pros and cons.

Nutritionists warn you should never take these vitamins with coffee. Instead, boost your absorption by taking these supplements later in the day.

According to sleep scientist Daniel Gartenberg, drinking coffee one to two hours after waking up is best due to its impact on adenosine, the neuromodulator that helps regulate the urge to sleep.

Nepal is a tea-loving country. Coffee could change that Several of eastern Nepal’s tea plantations in the mountains of east Nepal, famous for the tea, are joined by coffee plantations now ...

Nepal is starting to produce coffee too Most of the coffee drunk in Nepal is imported, but in the country's famous eastern tea-growing regions coffee plantations are springing up.

Experts say coffee could help reduce the risk of 1 condition Researchers have found that coffee contains compounds that can slash the risk of a disease that affects millions of Brits.