The Coffee Expert: The Surprising Link Between Coffee, Mental Health, Depression & Heart Disease! James Hoffmann
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You're the former world barista champion. So we have cups of coffee here from different suppliers. So coffee number one. Yeah, I'd be surprised if that was expensive. I'd be a little bit outraged if that was expensive. That's kinda weird. That's really interesting. If you want the best experience for coffee, this one. I can reveal that is
Are the most famous people in the world when it comes to coffee. The most popular piece of coffee broadcasting on the planet. You've committed a huge portion of your life to coffee. What advice have you got for me? Okay. London has some of the best coffee shops in the world. Don't get an expressive machine for that. Coffee pods. They're a microwave meal. How long does it take to decay? The minute you open that bag, it's on its way out, and it will happen really quickly. You walk into the Starbucks which you've ordered. If I'm being fully weird. Be fully weird. Fine, then I'm gonna Say I've got a hundred pounds for the machinery. Coffee grinders are the right investment. They are more important than the machine. What's your favorite cup of coffee? If I'm honest, it is
Are we addicted? It's the world's most popular psychoactive drug, but look at the science, coffee seems to be healthy and have a really positive impact wherever it's been measured. It's a great source of fiber. It is like having another vegetable into a diet. People tend to perform better on cognitive tests. It looks like coffee drinkers survive longer. The problem with it is that coffee has this really depressing future. Why? Uh Mm.
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