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Anahad O’Connor, Aaron Steckelberg and Garland Potts, for The Washington Post, made charts that compare the benefits of coffee and tea. But let’s be honest here. All we really want to see in a battle between coffee and tea is an anthropomorphic bean and leaf wrestle.
Tags: coffee, illustration, tea, Washington Post
Posted by in coffee, illustration, Infographics, tea, Washington Post
Dietary committee not sweet on sugar So, what’s most noteworthy about the big fat report just issued by the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC)? The declaration that dietary cholesterol is next to irrelevant? DGAC’s casual endorsement of coffee? … Continue reading
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Posted by in Body, brain, cholesterol, coffee, diet, Dietary Guidelines, eggs, fat, fruits, GDAC, head, meat, nutrition, saturated fat, soda, sugar, transplantation, transplants, vegetables
This week Science for The People is learning about some of the legal chemicals that regulate the moods of millions of people every day. Journalist Murray Carpenter joins them to talk about his book “Caffeinated – How Our Daily Habit Helps, Hurts and Hooks Us.” And science blogger Dr. David Gorski explains the state of research on the effects of e-cigarettes.
Posted by in cigarettes, coffee, David Gorski, Items of Interest, Murray Carpenter, Podcast, science for the people