It’s a kick-start for the day, a jolt many of us need to power through, and one of the last socially acceptable addictions.

If you’re hankering for a coffee without the jolt of energy that comes with it, opting for decaf may be in your health’s best ...

That said, “much less is known about the health effects of decaffeinated coffee,” says Dr La Vecchia. “There is much more research into caffeinated coffee than decaffeinated coffee, ...

Chemicals like benzene facilitated the decaffeination transformation but were later linked to health concerns. Times have changed significantly. There’s now more access to high-quality coffee ...

In healthy individuals ... if they go without coffee for a day. Decaffeinated coffee contains just 1mg to 2mg of caffeine per cup, so it makes a big difference if you replace even one or two ...

but it may also be that decaf coffee could lead to sleeplessness among occasional drinkers.' Researchers measured the blood pressure, heart rate and nervous system activity of 15 healthy ...

Coffee can be beneficial to your health - but only if you drink it at the right time of day, according to one expert ...

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, with a host of health benefits - but there's a time you should stop ...

Decaf coffee contains similar health benefits when compared to caffeinated coffee, though the research on decaf coffee specifically is limited. In addition, decaf coffee isn’t completely ...

Normal caffeinated coffee has reams of health benefits, and fortunately most are entirely preserved in the decaffeination process. One cup of brewed decaf coffee provides 2.4 per cent of the ...