Do you drink coffee at work?

Why do you think the United States is the only superpower on the planet?

It's because we are a coffee culture baby, we are loaded up to the gills in caffiene.

 

i enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning.

it's the cokes or dr. peppers in the afternoon that i'm addicted to.

 

I drink coffee while taking a dump at work...

 

I don't personally drink coffee, but often I find that I really want drinks such as diet coke. I find it quite hard to not drink it! I've only just noticed, I never really knew before. I remember a guy posting that he gave up smoking because he didn't like such a small object ruling his life. That's a good attitude to have and one I think should be considered. I'm definitely trying to top drinking so much of it, but it just tastes so good! Improving, though.

But... to the point ot he thread.... No, I don't drink coffee but that's only because I hate the taste.

 

I have to agree. I switched to green tea awhile back, on the advice of this pretty chinese girl who brought some from China for me. Now, I find I don't need the caffeine as much. I get some tea in the morning and a cup in the afternoon - - whereas I used to drink coffee all the time, and feel really deprived if I didn't get it. My cardiologist told me later that coffee has some other nasty stuff in it, and I should avoid it and drink - green tea. He said there were other things in coffee besides the caffeine that contributed to heart disease. I saw Matt Furey is promoting the same idea - green tea, no coffee, no sodas - in his newsletters. He also says coffee makes you fat. Don't know, but I feel much better since I made the switch, and I've lost weight.

 

NO, but I make it for everyone before they get to work because I'm the first one there.. arent I nice??

 

http://coffeescience.org/media/anticancer

New York, NY - October 21, 2004 - New research has uncovered coffee's significant, potential properties in lowering the risk of certain cancers, according to toxicologist and food-safety expert Eileen Madden, Ph.D. in a presentation at Coffee and Your Health: Surprising Findings, a symposium for science writers held today at the New York Academy of Sciences.



http://webcenter.health.webmd.netsc...1/1728_76491.htm?DEST=WebMD_contentSRC_nsmain

April 5, 2001 -- Red wine, almonds, coffee, and certain fruits and nuts rich in a nutrient called boron may help stave off prostate cancer, preliminary research suggests.

http://www.mercola.com/2005/mar/2/coffee_cancer.htm

Two studies that examined the link between coffee drinking and cancer found some interesting results: Drinking coffee daily was linked to a decreased risk of liver cancer, and drinking coffee or tea was not associated with the risk of colorectal cancer.

 

Drinking coffee in Arizona. I think I'll pass.