Here’s an article about a study recently released by the American Gastroenterological Association Institute. Apparently, patients with advanced hepatitis C who have liver disease may experience an improved response to treatment if they drink coffee. Lower risk of liver cancer and slower progression of pre-existing liver disease has already been associated with an increase in coffee consumption. However, this study revealed a relationship with response to anti-HCV treatment. You can read the full article here.
This blade-type grinder does a good job at grinding beans in many situations. It’s quieter than most other models and it’s easy to empty the finished grounds. The parts that need to be cleaned regularly are dishwasher safe and it’s a nice looking small appliance. Though not as popular as the KitchenAid KPCG100 Electric Burr Grinder, this model is certainly nowhere near as expensive. Continue reading “KitchenAid BCG111OB Blade Coffee Grinder” »
A recent article in Forbes details how successful Green Mountain Coffee stock as been lately. The stock is trading near its all-time high, a time to rejoice for those who got in early in the game. According to the article, at least one analyst believes that the stock is poised for many years of rapid growth based on a few factors. Keurig single-cup coffee makers are becoming more and more popular in North America. Earnings on the sale of the single-cup pods is excellent, and will contribute greatly to the company’s bottom line. You can read all the details here.
Ladies listen up! You can fight cellulite with a coffee sugar scrub. Westchase Patch has a recipe for the do-it-yourself crowd who don’t want to spend hundred of dollars on caffeine creams. Hundreds of dollars!? What do I know, I’m just a guy! Anyway, the recipe looks pretty easy to make and you only need to use it a couple of time a week. If a coffee sugar rub isn’t your style, how about a chocolate coffee pedicure? Read the full details here.