By Dan Wighton Coffee goes straight through you. And usually, it takes whatever else you have in your stomach with it. But while scientists and coffee drinkers have known of this phenomenon for decades, there is still plenty we don’t understand about why a coffee makes you poo – only that it does. What coffee does beyond your taste-budsCoffee contains the natural compound chlorogenic acid, found in both green and roasted coffee. It exists naturally in coffee, and inside the stomach, goes on to produce gastric acid. When extra gastric acid is produced, the stomach will push its contents out and into the intestines. However, this is only part of the process, and doesn’t explain why coffee leads to such...
Brennan Williams Pop Culture Editor, The Huffington Post "No amount of money can make me endorse something that I’m not 100 percent behind." Shaquille O'Neal has had his fair share of slam dunks when it comes to business deals. But not always. During the upcoming season premiere episode of “In Depth with Graham Bensinger,” O’Neil expressed his regret over passing on a proposed business partnership with Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz. “So [Starbucks CEO] Howard [Schultz] comes and says, ‘Shaq, I wanna give you the opportunity to go in with me and open up these Starbucks franchises in African American communities.’ And I’m always the guy that if I don’t believe in it, can’t do it,” he explained during the interview....
behance.net Ahhh - your truest love. The one who wakes you in the morning, the one who motivates you to face the world, the one who warms your very soul - the one without whom the world would cease to have meaning, and the sun would refuse to shine as brightly. Oh yes - you know as well we we do we're talking about your secret Colombian lover - coffee. This elixir of life whose very aroma is enough to send you into thralls of ecstasy. For all it does for you - don't you think your cup of coffee deserves to know how you feel really about it? behance.net For all of us who...
Published:Wednesday | September 2, 2015 Avia Collinder Masanori Nakano, ambassador of Japan to Jamaica, takes in the aroma of Blue Mountain coffee at the head office of the Coffee Industry Board in Kingston on Monday. Rising levels of coffee consumption in Japan mark the end of a post-recession slump in which that nation cut imports of the bean, a move felt sharply by the coffee industry in Jamaica which until then exported more than 80 per cent of produce to the Asian island nation. But once again, the world's No. 3 economy is back in contention and they want more Blue Mountain coffee. Acting director general of the Coffee Industry Board Steve Robinson said on Monday that Blue Mountain coffee...
by Brendan Mohler Do you typically drink coffee before a round of golf? If so, an Auburn University study has good news for you. And if you're not a coffee-drinking golfer, you may want to reconsider your pre-round beverage. The study, cited by Reuters, concluded that coffee in moderate dosage can knock two strokes off the score of collegiate golfers. The study involved 12 male golfers with handicaps between three and 18 and was held over two consecutive days. Each golfer played two 18-hole competitive rounds, one each on consecutive days. Each player each took either a 155-milligram caffeine supplement or a placebo before their tee times, and another after nine holes. They also took three energy and mood...
