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- WellnessLauren Holter
Man sent to prison for putting meth in his mother-in-law's coffee
A Virginia man escalated a feud with his mother-in-law to lethal proportions by allegedly poisoning her coffee with methamphetamine.
- WellnessKerry Justich
Woman finds unusual tablets at the bottom of Starbucks drink: 'I was scared to death'
"My kids came out running, saying, 'Mom, I think there’s pills on the, on the bottom of your drink.'"
- StyleYahoo! Lifestyles
In honor of National Coffee Day, celebs drinking coffee on the go
On National Coffee Day, or any day really, these celebs also depend on a kick of caffeine to jumpstart their mornings.
- BeautyKorin Miller
Drinking lots of coffee is linked to a longer life
According to a new study, people who drink large amounts of coffee (four cups or more) have a lower risk of death than their less caffeinated peers.
BeautyAmy CapettaCaffeine May Boost Brain Health in Women
One more reason to enjoy your morning cup of joe: A new study shows it may reduce women’s risk of dementia.
HealthMichele PromaulaykoThe #1 Reason Not to Kick Your Coffee Habit
One leader at the apex of nutrition and neurology is David Perlmutter, MD. He has spent his career taking an integrative approach to neurodegenerative disease and writes a lot about the power of food in modulating brain health.
FoodYahoo Food19 Creative Ways to Cook with Coffee
By Spoon University Sometimes more than 2 cups of coffee a day can feel like a bit much, but that doesn’t mean you don’t still need your caffeine fix. So what if there were even yummier ways to get that quick spike of energy (and inevitable crash) in a way that doesn’t come from a coffee maker? Well, we teamed up with our friends at StumbleUpon and there are plenty if you click through the gallery above. We know, we just made your day so much better.
HealthMolly SheaDoes Drinking Your Coffee Black Mean You’re A Psychopath?
Your taste buds may indicate your personality. Specifically, the potential that those who enjoy bitter foods have sadistic tendencies. Say what? Researchers had participants report their taste preferences, and then complete a series of questionnaires that screened for the “Big Five” factors of personality. Those who reported that they favor bitter flavors — such as black coffee, tonic water, radishes, and celery — were more likely to have “malevolent” personality traits, including narcissism, psychopathy, Machavellianism, and everyday sadism, the study found. Other tastes (sweet, sour, and salty) had some connections to personality types, but bitterness was by far the strongest predictor of the bunch.
HealthKorin MillerElle Macpherson Drinks This First Thing Every AM. Should You?
Cameron Diaz declared in her book, The Body Book, that the first thing she does in the morning after brushing her teeth is chug a liter of water. “Once I drink the water, I feel it immediately.
StyleLauren TuckNot a Prank: American Eagle Is Making Jeans From Coffee
“Can you believe these jeans are made of recycled coffee grounds? Perfect for #NationalCoffeeDay! Thank you@AmericanEagle #ButFirstCafeX” Photo: @hilaryduff/Instagram American Eagle Outfitters really loves April Fools Day and annually punks its customers. Once the company released a fake ad for spray-on jeans and another time they introduced a line of doggy clothes (which actually proved to be so popular they produced it).
HealthJenna Birch4 Amazing Effects of Caffeine (and One That’s Not So Great)
Speaking of light, researchers compared the effects of caffeine on circadian rhythms to that of bright light, which is already a well-established mechanism for extending the circadian phase. Participants in a double-blind study took either a 200-milligram tablet of caffeine or a placebo just five minutes after studying a compilation of photos.
HealthKorin MillerStarbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte Is Now Made With the Real Thing — But Is It Actually Healthier?
Starbucks’ pumpkin spice latte has been a fall favorite for years, inspiring memes, GIFs, and social media declarations of love. While the substances are considered safe by the Food and Drug Administration, the FDA said last year that it will review its safety and “generally recognized as safe status” for 4-MEI after a Consumer Reports study found that a dozen soft drinks have higher-than-recommended dosages of the substance. The company announced on Monday that when pumpkin spice lattes hit stores this fall, they will be made with real pumpkin and without caramel coloring.
BeautyYahoo BeautyMeet the Gritty, Messy, and Chic Skin Care Line that’s an Instagram Craze
The history books are vague on this point, but it’s very possible that in the annals of skin care, nothing’s ever made women more obsessed with exfoliation than Frank.
HealthYahoo HealthThe 5 Worst Coffee Drinks You Can Buy
Next time you order iced coffee, make sure it’s not a calorie-laden milkshake.
HealthYahoo HealthScientists: Your Coffee Habit Doesn’t Affect Your Weight
here has been a bevvy of research in recent years about the health benefits of drinking coffee, leaving regular coffee fans feeling validated — and more than a little smug.
FoodYahoo Food13 Things You Didn't Know About Starbucks
Nowadays you can find four on every corner, but back in 1971, Starbucks was just another coffee place bringing caffeine to the sleepy masses.
FoodYahoo FoodPeek Inside Starbucks' $20 Million Coffee Shop
You’ve never been to a coffee shop like the Starbucks Reserve Roastery & Tasting Room, because there is no other coffee shop like this one.
FoodYahoo Food5 Mistakes You May Be Making With Your Home Coffee Game
There are five easy ways to improve your home coffee situation. Take advantage of them.
FoodYahoo FoodJimmy Kimmel Trolls Starbucks in New Faux Drink Commercial
Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, host Jimmy Kimmel and his team introduced Starbucks’ newest drink: the Diabeteccino.
FoodYahoo FoodA Coffee Shop Glossary
Here’s exactly what comes in a macchiato, cortado, and all the rest, straight from the mouth of a joe pro.
FoodAlex Van Buren#NationalCoffeeDay: A Coffee Champ's 5 Best Tricks for Home Brewing
It’s National Coffee Day! We got on the horn with Todd Goldsworthy, who dominated the competition to take home the United States Brewers Cup, a sought-after coffee industry title, for his 5 top at-home coffee brewing tips. So go forth and caffeinate.
FoodYahoo FoodOne Man’s Quest for a Better Cup of Coffee
A coffee devotee who co-founded the Philadelphia coffee roasting company La Colombe twenty years ago, Todd Carmichael has long labored to create the best cup of coffee.
BeautyJoanna Douglas7 Things to Avoid for Better Teeth—& Breath
New York City-based periodontist Dr. Nicholas Toscano explains which items will hurt your smile—and maybe even your personal life. Dark Liquids—Duh! “Teeth absorb colored liquids—coffee, tea, cola, and wine—throughout your life causing intrinsic staining of the teeth, which is hard to remove,” says Toscano. “It neutralizes the acid in your stomach, which sends up some gastric juice reinforcements that belong nowhere near your tongue.” Brush after you drink it, get a cleaning every six months to prevent long-term damage, and avoid it before an important event. Onions and Garlic “Most of us know to steer clear of this bad breath duo, but it’s hard to do when it’s sometimes hidden as a flavor-enhancing ingredient,” says Dr. Toscano. “Raw onions are worse than cooked, with a lingering punch that is much harder to get rid of.” He says garlic will ward off more than just vampires, and is difficult to rinse away. Anything with Seeds “Poppy, strawberry and sesame seeds find lodging in every tooth cranny,” says Toscano.
