The effect of caffeine is not the same for everyone. Drinking several cups of coffee helps women cope with stressful situations, but makes men more insecure and takes longer to complete tasks, according to research from the University of Bristol, in the United Kingdom, published in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
Moderate coffee consumption improves concentration, enhances good mood and improves visual perception. And according to the latest scientific studies, this drink also reduces the incidence of cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease, effectively fights bad breath and increases life expectancy, among other healthy effects.
Scientists from Tel Aviv University have just shown that, far from causing bad breath, coffee extract can inhibit the growth of bacteria in the mouth that cause halitosis.
A group of psychologists at the University of Durham, in the United Kingdom, states that people who consume a daily amount of caffeine equivalent to seven cups of coffee are three times more likely to hear voices and suffer from hallucinations.
The coffee vending machines of the beginning of the century have little or nothing to do with the modern ones, which incorporate advances in electronics to dose, dispense and charge the product.
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