The Untold Truth Of Decaf Coffee

But, wait, you might be thinking. Is decaffeinated coffee actually better for you than regular coffee? Maybe not. That all depends on your cholesterol. It's made with higher fat beans and, according to New Scientist, may negatively impact your cardiovascular system by increasing your blood's cholesterol levels.

The Benefits Of Drinking Decaf Coffee

Here is a look into the benefits that drinking decaf coffee can have on your health overall as well as your lifestyle.

The rise of decaf: why are people giving up all the jittery fun of coffee?

Decaffeinated joe has leapt in popularity because the real stuff is keeping everyone awake – but surely that’s the point.

Coffee Drinkers Are More Likely To Live Longer. Decaf May Do The Trick, Too

Coffee is far from a vice. There's now lots of evidence pointing to its health benefits, including a possible longevity boost for those of us with a daily coffee habit.

Dangerous Side Effects of Drinking Decaf Coffee, According to Science

With such a range of people who are pro-decaf, it's hard to imagine that the coffee alternative could be dangerous. However, after speaking with several dietitians and doctors, we've uncovered an assortment of dangerous side effects that are brewing in the decaf coffee world.

Decaf coffee is increasingly popular as people reduce their caffeine intake. But is it any good?

In a coffee-obsessed nation like Australia, asking for decaf can lead to strange looks — much like asking for a water at the pub. "When I ran a cafe years ago, I would have pooh-poohed people who wanted decaf," says Sam Demelis, a coffee expert and barista trainer from Melbourne. But things are changing. Decaf coffee is becoming more popular and many cafes are stocking specialist blends

Decaf Coffee: The Good and The Bad

Millions of people the world over start their day with freshly brewed coffee. It’s often described as being the “world's most popular beverage”, enjoyed for a number of different reasons. Be it as a pre-workout stimulant, or a pre-work stimulant, it holds a special place in many people's lives. However, with more and more individuals becoming health-conscious, a number of consumers have started to question their coffee intact, specifically their caffeine consumption. Naturally, this has led to greater research into the positives and negatives of drinking decaffeinated, or decaf, coffee for its reduced caffeine content.

Growing a Better Decaf

From Madagascar to Costa Rica, farmers, scientists and multinational companies have been racing to deliver an elusive product -- a gourmet coffee bean that's naturally low in caffeine.

In Defense of Decaf

The author defends decaffeinated coffee and discusses the major methods for removing caffeine from beans.

Is Decaf Coffee Bad For You? What Science Has To Say

Here’s where things get a little tricky: The labels on your decaf coffee packages don’t say how your coffee beans were stripped of caffeine.

Is Decaf Coffee Good Or Bad For You, And How Much Caffeine Is Really In It?

Just like with regular coffee, the caffeine levels in a cup of decaf can vary, she says. Yep, most mugs of decaf still contain some caffeine. An eight-ounce Starbucks Pike Place decaf, for example, contains 15 milligrams of caffeine, while six ounces of Maxwell House decaf has anywhere from one to five milligrams.

Is Decaf Coffee Healthier Than Regular Coffee? Here’s What an MD Has to Say

Coffee snobs tend to look down on decaf drinkers. But if you're having trouble sleeping, find yourself relying on cup after cup of joe just to make it through the day, or it just isn't making you feel great, cutting down on caffeine intake can be a good idea.

Spain Decaf Market Becoming World’s Largest

The coffee market in Spain is quickly becoming the world’s biggest coffee market for decaffeinated beans with about 20% of the overall coffee consumption now being filled by decaf brands, according to industry leaders and new market data. From an overall focus on ecological and organic food products combined with lifestyle choices from late dinner times to overall health and wellness, the coffee industry channeled consumer growth to higher levels by using decaf brands to build higher market share.

The Healthy Reason You Should Skip Decaf Coffee

According to TED Speaker and sleep expert Matthew Walker, decaf coffee can be just as potent as regular coffee. Here's how it effects your health.

The quest for delicious decaf coffee could change the appetite for GMOs

But decaf is c omparatively unpopular, representing only 10 per cent of the global coffee market. This lack of popularity is in part due to the “Death Before Decaf” mentality of some coffee drinkers; for the more rational, the issue is taste. Commercial decaf coffee has been around for 100 years, but has tasted terrible, possibly due to the benzene, the powerful solvent that was used in extraction.

Turns Out Decaf Coffee Has Caffeine, Which Feels Like a Betrayal

Decaf has caffeine, and we have questions.

Why do we hate decaf so much?

Decaf coffee’s terrible reputation is outdated. So why does it persist?