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Researchers studied 37000 people for 13 yearsand found
those who drank 2-4 cups of coffee a day had a 20% lower chance of heart disease than those drinking less than two

Those who drank 3-6 cups of tea had a 45% lower chance than those who drank only 1

Wonder if it would be cumulative, so lets see 6 cups green tea, and 2 ex lg decaf tims a day and I should live FOR_EVEEEERRRRRR muah haha:666:
Damn the double whoppers cant hurt me now
 
Scotty did you hear this one.

Scotty did you hear this one.



While sipping a cappuccino or downing an espresso boosts women’s performance when working with others, the same drinks impair men’s memories and slow their decision-making. And given that Britons get through some 70million a day, the implications are significant, say the researchers.

Psychologist Dr Lindsay St Claire said: ‘Many meetings, including those at which military and other decisions are made, are likely to be male-dominated. ‘Because is the most widely consumed drug in the world, the global implications are potentially staggering.’

The researchers, from Bristol University, wanted to examine what coffee does to the body when it is already under stress, such as during a tense meeting. They recruited 64 men and women and put them in same-sex pairs. Each pair was given a range of tasks to complete, including carrying out negotiations, completing puzzles and tackling memory challenges, and told they would have to give a public presentation relating to their tasks afterwards.

Half of the pairs were given, while the others were handed a cup containing a large shot of caffeine. The researchers found that men’s performance in memory tests was ‘greatly impaired’ if they drank the . They also took an average of 20 seconds longer to complete the puzzles than those on the [FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]decaffeinated.

But women completed the puzzles 100 seconds faster if they had been given [FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]caffeine, the Journal of Applied Social Psychology reports. Previous studies have suggested that coffee may provide protection against diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, liver damage and gout.
 
Interesting post King

Just reinforces that men and women are different in more ways than the obvious.
 
scotty said:
Interesting post King

Just reinforces that men and women are different in more ways than the obvious.

Scotty want a double espresso :happy:
 
Bubba said:
Scotty want a double espresso :happy:


LOL I have given up the demon caffine! halleluaha! well 80% of the time in coffee lol

Now im almost as fast as a chick on coffee again (2nd study):lol:
 
King Kong said:
While sipping a cappuccino or downing an espresso boosts women’s performance when working with others, the same drinks impair men’s memories and slow their decision-making. And given that Britons get through some 70million a day, the implications are significant, say the researchers.

Psychologist Dr Lindsay St Claire said: ‘Many meetings, including those at which military and other decisions are made, are likely to be male-dominated. ‘Because is the most widely consumed drug in the world, the global implications are potentially staggering.’

The researchers, from Bristol University, wanted to examine what coffee does to the body when it is already under stress, such as during a tense meeting. They recruited 64 men and women and put them in same-sex pairs. Each pair was given a range of tasks to complete, including carrying out negotiations, completing puzzles and tackling memory challenges, and told they would have to give a public presentation relating to their tasks afterwards.

Half of the pairs were given, while the others were handed a cup containing a large shot of caffeine. The researchers found that men’s performance in memory tests was ‘greatly impaired’ if they drank the . They also took an average of 20 seconds longer to complete the puzzles than those on the [FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]decaffeinated.

But women completed the puzzles 100 seconds faster if they had been given [FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]caffeine, the Journal of Applied Social Psychology reports. Previous studies have suggested that coffee may provide protection against diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, liver damage and gout.

They they forget women are smarter by nature in memory tests :???:.
 
Great news Scotty I drink 5 large Tim's every day except Sunday. Only 3 on Sundays it's my day of rest.
 
2 - 12 cup pots and a couple of double espresso every day.
I am either WILE E. COYOTE SUPERGENIUS or ... huhn? want are we talking about again?
 
scotty said:
Researchers studied 37000 people for 13 yearsand found
those who drank 2-4 cups of coffee a day had a 20% lower chance of heart disease than those drinking less than two

Those who drank 3-6 cups of tea had a 45% lower chance than those who drank only 1

Wonder if it would be cumulative, so lets see 6 cups green tea, and 2 ex lg decaf tims a day and I should live FOR_EVEEEERRRRRR muah haha:666:
Damn the double whoppers cant hurt me now

Scotty stick with harveys' burgers. They are grilled, less fat. Honest :tongue:.
 
SneakySnake said:
Scotty stick with harveys' burgers. They are grilled, less fat. Honest :tongue:.

Kinda burned out on harveys, how about wendys then, besides fat who cares I drink COFFEE the study says Im imune to heart disease(ok well it didnt actually say that but what the hell lol. Actually its time to start the new year health kick and day now, joining the pool, cutting down on the whoppers, might help more than the coffee actually:lol:
 
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