My Scoop on Coffee
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Coffee is a highly controversial substance among the health community, but I will be the first to admit the pleasurable taste (and effects) of a nice warm cup of joe. So I’ll begin with editorial disclosure, follow up with the research and conclude with what Chinese medicine has to say. Join me in the pursuit of the healthy bean after the jump.
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"Erin Hessel", Acupuncture, Borbay, Caffeine, Chinese Medicine, Coffee, Dunn Bros, Energetics of Coffee, Food Therapy, Health Effects of Caffeine, Heart Disease, Insomnia, My Coffee Face, Nutrition, Qi, Tony Black
As a licensed acupuncturist, and blogger on the subject, I probably should have publicly answered this question some time ago. It has recently come to my attention that while many people enjoy the profound benefits of acupuncture in blissful ignorance of its how’s and why’s, there is another camp with rising curiosity on what it all means. As my Danish host-mother always used to say in reference to my consistently belated holiday cards: “Bedre sent end aldrig!” (Better late than never).
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