[WayneS]

The "experts" need to make up their friggin' minds:

from May 11, 2015: More Consensus on Coffee’s Benefits Than You Might Think

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/12/upshot/more-consensus-on-coffees-benefits-than-you-might-think.html?_r=0&abt=0002&abg=1

[nascarnation]

LOL I just wish I had been smart enough to start Starbux.

[Talisker]

Coffee is bad for you, everyone knows it.

Just try taking mine away, sucka.

[SuzyQue]

“...suggests there may be a link...”

Talk about weasel words. This isn’t science. What self-respecting (real) scientist would let something this weak out?

There’s not even solid evidence that cholesterol and heart disease are definitively linked.

[envisio]

Daily mail had an article last week about how coffee is good for you.
Then had an article that butter is bad, then turn around and run another saying its good.
Same thing with alcohol.

Whether something is bad for you depends on who you ask.

Someone’s conclusion to their research largely depends on whether they already have a preconceived outcome or whether one particular outcome will benefit them more than another.

[dayglored]

WE"RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!

[gwgn02]

Worry less about these stupid studies and enjoy a nice cup of coffee, nobody lives forever.

[SamAdams76]

Take virtually any food substance and do a Google search on health benefits of "x". Then do another Google search on harmful effects of "x". In many cases, the search results will be split about 50/50 for both bad and good for you.

Bottom line. Just eat and drink makes your body feel good and forget about all these stupid studies.

[Popman]

So if I filter my coffee though organic Kale leaves will I be OK ....?

[ChildOfThe60s]

[chris37]

I’ma drink my damn coffee, b*tches.

[AppyPappy]

I NEED TO CONTROL YOU! #liberals

[Skooz]

Relax everyone.

If coffee causes heart attacks, I would have died 20 years ago.

So, you’re good.

[Rinnwald]

Latest study says endless studies keep collection agencies away from researchers.

[GeronL]

so coffee is now evil

[JoeProBono]

[mom.mom]

What’s the angle?

[60Gunner]

Dear Mum: Shut up and make my coffee.

[1_Rain_Drop]

"The team, led by Dr Benedicte Christensen of the Ulleval University Hospital in Oslo, concluded that compounds in coffee called terpenoids - which are only partially removed by filtering - were responsible for raising the heart disease risk. "

I thought coffee filters were used to keep the coffee grounds in place and that's all. I didn't know that their purpose was to remove terpenoids. Who came up with that idea?

I can just see the next coffee filters on the market will say "New and improved! Removes 50% more terpenoids!"

[beethovenfan]

This study soon to be refuted by a new study.....