Passionate About Coffee

  Like all their kitchen appliances, the Keurig K-Classic coffee maker is extremely user-friendly with a ton of useful features. They offer a 2-year guarantee on their coffee maker which shows their confidence in their own product. While the coffee maker can brew cups of coffee fast, you don't have to wait for the whole 10 minutes to grab a cup of coffee. You can use the Sneak a Cup feature to simply pause the brewing for a few seconds to pour yourself a steaming hot cup. Enjoy the coffee while the rest brews. There are many pluses and few minuses or rather simple drawbacks that might pause you to think before buying the Keurig K-Classic Coffee Maker.  There is no permanent coffee filter. You need to buy cupcake paper filters for the machine. While it is very convenient to use to paper filter cups and dispose once the brewing is done, it is an added task that you have to remember to keep paper filter cups handy.  The warming plate works only as long as the machine is on. So if swi

  Now there is strong evidence that three to five cups of coffee a day could reduce several systemic diseases, including multiple types of cancer. For years, studies have shown a link between the consumption of coffee and increased risks for cancers and increased mortality rates. Sudden changes in these results can raise questions.  When looking into the change in research Web M.D. discusses that early studies failed to take into consideration other high-risk activities. These associated variables might have been what led to the initial misperception. Coffee can even bring down the risk of developing some types of cancers. Coffee may reduce the risk of liver and colorectal cancers in persons who consume 4 or more cups of coffee daily, lowering risks by up to 40% and 15% respectively. Coffee can also protect your liver and keep it functioning optimally, being able to prevent the likelihood of cirrhosis. Drinking four or more cups per day can reduce the risk of cirrhosis by up to 80%. Th

 Coffee enhances physical output. Caffeine found in coffee improves muscular contractions and blood flow, allowing for smoother neuro-muscular transitions and increased force of contraction. This is perfect for athletes who need a competitive edge while training, or anyone involved in physical work for that matter, as its benefits should manifest as resistance to fatigue. But people engaging in competitive sports must be aware that caffeine is among the banned drugs for this very reason. So drinking too much coffee could well get them banned! All these studies mean that coffee is not bad for your heart, or for your circulatory system for that matter. This is in contrast to the long held belief that coffee is bad for heart health. But how exactly does coffee benefit the heart? Coffee is now known to be one of the richest sources of nutrition in the western diet. It is loaded with phytochemicals, many of which have potent anti-inflammatory effects. Many diseases relating to the heart are