Drinking Coffee for Health and Weight Loss
Coffee
and weight loss have been debated many times without a finalize
agreement but I believe I have all the basics down. Learn how coffee is
beneficial for weight loss and healthy living.
Like
many topics and issues in the health and weight loss industry I
believe drinking coffee for health and weight loss has been left
unsettled with a growing controversy every day. People having all kinds
of views whether bias or unbiased, has really made this topic
difficult to come to a conclusion. So from all my research, studying,
and experimenting I believe I have been able to come up with the
unbiased truth on the topic drinking coffee for health and weight loss.
I
would like to start off and put to rest some myths you might of heard
that just seem to be used against coffee that have been proven wrong.
So let me just quickly clear up these myths.
Basic Myths of Coffee!
First,
the caffeine in coffee does not increase the risk of coronary heart
disease, type 2 diabetes, liver injury, pancreatic cancer, rheumatoid
arthritis, breast cancer incidence, or certain types of cancers. The
truth is coffee actually decreases the risks or has absolutely no
effect on these health conditions when coffee consumption is taken in
moderation.
Second, the argument that
declares coffee as a drug because of its drug like qualities like
addiction, a stimulant, and mood altering. These things can become a
problem without moderation a discipline but coffee being one of the
healthiest beverages out there, I would rather have people drinking
coffee than soda pops or sugar drinks.
Third,
an excess of coffee increases urinary secretion of important minerals
such as magnesium, potassium and sodium and uses up a fair amount of
vitamin B1. These minerals and vitamins are very important to our
body’s health but that is why I like to bring up several tests that
have been conducted which should clarify a few things. These test
proved that people that drink coffee consume an average of 8 to 14%
more minerals and vitamins than people that don’t drink coffee. I don’t
know if coffee drinkers eat healthier or what but there mineral and
vitamin loss is made up by consumption of food and daily
multi-vitamins.
These myths have had an
impact on the questions and controversy against coffee being benefial
or not for healthy living and weight loss. I must point out that
anything in excess is bad for you so when people say coffee is
unhealthy, I can most of the time point out ten unhealthier things they
do instead of drinking coffee.
Now that we are pasted that, let us focus on the advantages and disadvantages of coffee.
Advantages:
• Coffee is actually one of the healthiest beverages billions of people consume regularly.
• Coffee containing with bitter orange, hydroxycitric acid, and chromium can encourage an increase up to 30% in metabolic rate.
•
Coffee with exercise when taking 300mg averages a 20% increase in
energy and fatigue while burning fat increased 107% greater than
without caffeine.
• Caffeine in coffee keeps our brains alert and receptive of new information.
• Regular consumption of coffee decreases the risk of type II diabetes and many other health risks.
Disadvantages:
• Coffee when consumed in excess can be addictive, stimulate, and a mood charger.
•
A large amount of coffee or caffeine consumed all at once can have a
negative affect on blood sugar levels that influences fat burning that
could change into storing fat.
• Too much coffee over time can stain your teeth.
With
so many benefits of coffee for health and weight loss it is hard to be
worried about the few disadvantages when moderation can solve it all.
Step 1 – Coffee Clean Up
Coffee
when consumed straight and by itself it perfect. Having zero calories,
zero carbs, and zero fats one can see that it would not hinder weight
loss. When adding all that extra sugars, sweeteners, syrups, alcohol
and so on just make it a high calorie dessert.
Sticking
with regular or straight shots of coffee with limiting extras like
milk and sweeteners is necessary for achieving healthy living and
weight loss.
Step 2 - Coffee in Moderation
Too
much coffee at one time can affect blood sugar levels so the easy fix
is reducing your in take at one time. Spacing out your coffee in take
throughout the day would be something to consider and would benefit as
an appetite suppressant while reducing chances of increasing blood
sugar.
Reducing your coffee in take might be a struggle and can possibly cause headaches and constipation but in the end is worth it.
Step 3 – Limit Simple Carbs with Coffee
Avoiding
or at least limiting simple carbs while drinking coffee would be wise
as coffee can affect blood sugar negatively and adding simple carbs
will just encourage an insulin spike.
Step 4 - Exercise
Exercise
has so many benefits besides burning calories and suppressing your
appetite. Exercise can also help regulate your body’s use of insulin to
keep blood sugar down and making coffee have little affect on your
body. So make sure you participate in aerobic activities, lift some
weights, and keep drinking that coffee and you should achieve weight
loss in no time.
Don’t let people tell you
coffee is a bad drug and should be avoided at all costs. You know the
truth that coffee actually has more benefits than negatives, so enjoy
your coffee worry free about hindering for diet and weight loss goals.
Have a great day and God bless!

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