Disturbed sleep is an unfortunate side-effect of aging. So, what doesn’t help? Alcohol and coffee, which also disrupt sleep. “Our REM (rapid eye movement) sleep decreases after drinking - we ...

WASHINGTON, July 7. -- Alcohol may be extracted from the bulb covering the coffee bean, according to a report sent by Consul E.H. Plumacher of Maracaibo to the Department of Commerce and Labor.

Despite their differences, alcohol and caffeine have one thing in common - their ability to impact sleep quality.

alcohol consumption and hypertension. The authors discuss the possible physiological mechanisms of the protective effect of coffee and the geographical differences in terms of the contents of the ...

One leading NHS physician has given a startling yet impactful piece of advise as winter draws near and the UK prepares for a possible quadrupledemic—the simultaneous spread of COVID-19, flu, RSV ...

With the increasing prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) worldwide, there is renewed interest in the effect of coffee intake on NAFLD severity and positive clinical outcomes.

“Coffee is an antifibrotic,” he says ... 70 per cent to 80 per cent higher levels of the enzyme that breaks down alcohol to make acetaldehyde than women, so they are able to do that a lot ...

Drinking coffee has repeatedly been linked with better heart health and prolonged life. But the benefits of coffee consumption could depend on when you drink it, new research has found.