hehehehe, from sunny to sunny .
My comment is : dont be too much in everything.
the safe is medium said the prophet Muhammad.


--- On Mon, 21/5/12, Anwar Bey <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Anwar Bey <[email protected]>
Subject: Fwd: Drinking coffee is safe again
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Received: Monday, 21 May, 2012, 8:54 AM

Terima kasih banyak pak Sunny, semoga bermanfaat.


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From: Sunny <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, May 22, 2012 at 7:16 AM

Subject: Drinking coffee is safe again
To: anwar Bey <[email protected]>






http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2012/05/20/drinking-coffee-is-safe-again/

 
Drinking coffee is safe again 
Sawsan Kazak
For years we have been told that caffeine is bad for health, that it should be 
avoided or reduced in our daily diets. I, for one, was a believer of this 
‘fact,’ which prompted me to quit coffee and become a tea-drinker instead. 
Well, apparently a new study done in the US found that people who drank a few 
cups of coffee a day were less likely to die than those that abstained or 
barely drank coffee. A report published in the New England Journal of Medicine 
stated that the study that was based on 400,000 people found that ‘coffee was 
tied to a lower risk of dying from heart disease, stroke, infections, injuries 
and accidents.’

I have been avoiding caffeine because of the health risks connected with 
drinking coffee. I thought I was doing a good thing for my body when I would 
fight the urge to have a hot, milky aroma-filled cup of java in the morning. It 
has been years since I altered my diet to fit what ‘research’ told me was a 
healthy diet. It turns out that coffee was labeled as bad and tied to higher 
risk of dying because coffee drinkers were more likely to have other bad habits 
such as smoking and eating red meat.

All those lecture I gave countless people about the hazards of caffeine on 
their health and the benefits of switching to tea were all lies. I am a liar, 
researchers made me a liar and put me at a higher risk of dying. But that is 
always the case when it comes to research, every year something new is harmful 
and something harmful is healthy again. We were told to eat red meat to get 
iron, then we were told that red meat causes diseases and is to be avoided. We 
were told eggs are high in cholesterol and should be avoided, then we were told 
to eat eggs because they were a great source of protein.

Growing up, I was always told that chocolate causes nothing but harm and 
heartache( and zits) but now, all of a sudden, chocolate has ‘flavonoids’ and 
full of antioxidants so we should definitely include it in our diets. The 
so-called researcher is not going to trick me again, I am going to stock up on 
all that is bad for me because in a few years ‘research’ will find that it is 
actually good for me. Bring on the butter, fried foods, refined sugar, white 
bread, and carbs. In reality, I think what every research is finding is that 
too much of anything is bad for you. If we eat in moderation and until we are 
full, we can avoid the roller-coaster ride that is research findings.

By Sawsan Kazak, Staff Writer
[email protected]



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