Are you addicted to coffee?
Are you addicted to coffee?

Coffee: Are you addicted!

Coffee : Researchers believe that coffee addiction is not a big deal.

If you drink coffee for one year and then stop drinking it, you will get a headache, but this is a temporary headache.

In the world, an average of 500 billion cups of coffee are consumed annually.

Coffee is packaged in various flavors in the world and is considered to be the largest industry in the world.

But, is Decaf (without caffeine) really caffeine free? The answer is not quite.

Each of a medium coffee cup has 130 mg of caffeine, while an average cup of coffee known as Decaf has about 5 mg of caffeine, which is as high as caffeine in a hot chocolate cup Or half a pack of chocolate bar.

Compared to that, one can of a Coca-Cola is about 35-45 mg of caffeine.

You may be able to drink it daily but it depends on the conditions of your body.

For example, if you suffer from osteoporosis, you need a lot of calcium and this magic drink or other caffeinated drinks prevents full calcium absorption.

You should not drink caffeinated drinks if you have a mental disorder.

However, if you have a temporary headache problem, caffeine can relieve you.

So, if you do not have a particular problem or disease that is relevant to caffeine consumption, you can drink 2-3 cups of coffee a day.

Some studies have shown that those who drink it are more likely to be protected against diseases such as diabetes, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, gout, and so on.

So drink your coffee safely, but do not over-drink it.

Reference: WebMD

Collected by: Dr. Sara Bakhshaei

About Sara Bakhshaei

Dr Sara Bakhshaei ParsiTeb Company Researcher
Dr Sara Bakhshaei is a PhD. graduate Agroecologist from the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. She has done researches in some agricultural and health fields such as Plant Ecology, Agroecology, Data Analysis, Crop production, LCA and Pharmaceutical effects of medicinal plants. She completed her researches as an Internship period in IFF institute(Institute of Social Ecology) in Vienna, Austria. Since 2016 she works as a senior researcher at Parsiteb herbal pharmaceutical company. She has 8 years of work experience as a university lecturer in Iran and published more than 100 articles in her research fields. Now she continues her study in the field of Phytomedicine at the Boku University of Vienna.

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