The phrase “some speculate” when making claims should be a warning bell in and of itself. If someone’s speculation is the best evidence they can drum up for a point, it’s a good indication the article is biased and unreliable.
Gaudere’s Law applies here.
I was being cut off. Does Gaudere’s Law apply to that?
Agree 100%.
I used to drink tea (I’m English y’see) on holiday in the USA about 15 years ago I tasted REAL home brewed coffee, black and bitter.
Ever since that first taste I’ve been hooked on the beautiful stuff and you can shove tea where the sun don’t shine.
So there. 
Yeah. When I was in Japan they told me that drinking soft drinks would give me “melty bones.”
checks bones
Nope, not melty. whew
Check the other bone.
I suspect there’s no yes/no answer to this, or related ones about alcohol or dairy or whatever. There seems to me to be a variety of effects, some positive and some negative, and which set wins out will probably vary with each individual and with time for that individual.
Todays study is tomorrows bull. The experts have changed position on coffee once a month. Salt. alcohol and others have same rgythm. There is no definitve knowledge. Listen to Franklyn,everything in moderation. Only drink 8 or 10 coffees a day. Good for you.
I dont know if it’s good for me, but it’s good for those around me!! Im not a pleasant person in the morning until I have a good sip of Java!!
You and me both. If coffee is hazardous to my health, lack of me having coffee can be hazardous to the health of everyone else.
I thought coffee was used more for that particular method of consumption? :dubious: