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☕ Coffee for Health? Science Says Yes—Here’s Why Your Daily Brew Might Be a Lifesaver

From heart health to Alzheimer’s prevention, discover why coffee is more than just a morning pick-me-up.

April 25, 2024

A Message from Kathleen:

Dear Friends,

This is the third in a series on common foods that you already have in your kitchen that have surprising health benefits. Enjoy!

If you’re a coffee lover like I am, take heart from today’s main article that confirms the multitude of health benefits from java.

Be well,

Kathleen

Main Article

Discover the benefits of coffee for health—studies show 3–5 cups daily may support heart, brain, liver health, and even lower disease risks.

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