A new suggestion from Sprudge Coffee proposes that grapefruit juice could extend the duration of caffeine's effects.
The title indicates a potential link between consuming grapefruit juice and prolonged caffeine buzz. No further details, studies, or timelines are provided in the source material.
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A new American Heart Association scientific statement says that for most adults, consuming up to 400 milligrams of caffeine a day—about the amount in up to five 8‑ounce cups of caffeinated coffee—appears generally safe and may be linked to lower risks of some cardiovascular conditions. The statement cautions, however, that higher-dose products such as energy drinks and energy shots may raise blood pressure and increase the likelihood of irregular heart rhythms.
Both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee can boost mood and mental performance by influencing gut microbes. Researchers found that polyphenols in coffee drive many of these benefits. The findings come from a controlled trial involving 62 healthy adults.
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Sprudge Coffee featured a new study by Dr. Christopher Hendon on determining coffee quality, alongside various industry updates. The publication covered topics from record-breaking desserts to legal challenges and new products. These stories reflect ongoing innovations and events in the coffee world.
A recent post from Sprudge Coffee highlights various coffee-related topics.
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Home espresso machine owners are being reminded that correct dosing of cleaning products is essential to maintain flavour and equipment longevity.