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Does anyone still say "full of beans"? The phrase is supposed to describe someone who's upbeat and energetic. Maybe we can revive the expression by attaching it specifically to coffee beans, as in, "I just had a double-shot cappuccino and boy, oh boy am I full of beans!" 
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Here, we take you through some of the greatest studies of this year alone – to vindicate people who drink it religiously, and to guilt those who don't drink it, to start.
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The first coffee houses recorded in Europe appeared in Venice in 1645, and in Oxford, England in 1650 after coffee came to Europe through trade with North Africa.
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Caffeine strengthens electrical signals in rats’ hippocampus...
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Penn physicists have recently shown that simply changing particle shape can eliminate the ring-shaped stain that is left behind when drops of certain liquids dry. In this video microscopy footage from their experiments, watch as spherical particles get swept to the edges, while oblong particles are distributed consistently.
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July 31, 2014 12:43 AM
After 5 years of driking coffee every morning, Now I quite, the reasons? First, Coffee affects my stomach, I dont feel hungry. After taking a glass of coffee, my body is more tress like strong emotion than normal. I always feel hot several hours after drinking strong coffee, I would say, but the good things about coffee is making me more creative. So I dont think every one can drink coffee, I'ts depending upon the organisim of your body. I was addicted to coffee something like I cann't live a day without it. But no it's ok, and I feel more comfortable with other drink like fresh tea.
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People who drank coffee were less likely to die over a 13-year period, a new study says.
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Women who drank four or more cups of coffee a day are at reduced risk of endometrial cancer, a large new study found.
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This article is gives a great insite into how caffeine can affect your brain function.