Magic beans? Coffee drinkers more likely to live longer, study shows

The study of 400,000 people is the largest ever done on the issue

Coffee drinkers cut risk of dying in study

Large-scale study offers good news for coffee drinkers, with strongest effect seen in women who had 4 or 5 cups a day

Trading Wings for Gourmet Beans - FosterHobbs Coffee Roasters Opens for Business

Former airline pilot, Mike Foster, is trading his wings for beans as he opens FosterHobbs Coffee Roasters. This leap of faith into the gourmet coffee market is no impulsive move, but comes after years of pursuing the finest coffees of the world and garnering this knowledge to produce the perfect cup. Combining this, his love and appreciation of coffee culture and his philanthropic spirit, the ...

No, drinking coffee probably won’t make you live longer

It’s a study that’s been happily noted by the ranks of the highly-caffeinated: People who drank coffee lowered their risk of premature death as much as 10 percent (men) to 15 percent (women). Even drinking one cup a day lowered men’s mortality risk by 6 percent. Read full article >>

Two cups of coffee a day cuts overall risk of dying by 10 percent, research shows

Even single cup coffee each day lowered dying risk by 6 percent in men, 5 percent in women, study of adults over 50 found