For people avoiding caffeine, decaf coffee seems like a harmless option ... The research on what the human body can handle in terms of toxic load is evolving. Researchers have been learning ...

One paper, from the University of Verona, found that, when studied in a lab, espresso prevented the build-up of a toxic ...

Do you drink decaffeinated coffee? Are you aware that it’s often ... all but “critical” uses of methylene chloride, a highly toxic liquid that is believed to have killed at least 88 people ...

But that might not be true, the experts say – not least because decaf coffee is not actually completely caffeine-free after all. So if you can bear to make the switch to decaf, just how much ...

Decaf has become a punchline over the years. As the third-wave coffee movement grew and coffee consumers became more sophisticated, laughing at decaf’s expense became a cultural pastime.

This, however, does not spell the end of decaf coffee. The European Method is not ... becoming more popular and do not require the use of toxic chemicals. These processes have not been as widely ...

Some people worry that because the chemical solvents are toxic, these methods must be ... Some producers choose to label their decaf coffee with the method used to make it, but there’s no ...

Coffee drinkers who opt for decaffeinated in the belief that it will not give them a buzz could be kidding themselves, scientists say. A study suggests caffeine is not responsible for coffee's ...

"As a rule of thumb, I'd suggest that everyone stops drinking caffeinated coffee at 5pm and either switches to decaf coffee or something else that's caffeine free." Besides its alertness-boosting ...

From seed to cup, the quality of decaf coffee has only gotten better. Where did decaf get its bad rap? Stale, pre-ground decaf can indeed make a lackluster cup. Options offered at restaurants are ...