Examining the health effects and safe limits of coffee consumption
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The Economist
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This article examines the health effects of coffee consumption, exploring how much is considered safe and whether moderate intake offers benefits. Based on scientific studies, it suggests that moderate coffee consumption is generally harmless and may even provide some health advantages, while addressing the threshold at which coffee becomes excessive or problematic.
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· 3 pulledStudies suggest moderate consumption is harmless.
It may even be beneficial.
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