The Truth About Coffee & Why It May Save Your Life

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The reality is... Black coffee is one of the healthiest beverages you can consume. The research is clear on this!

I actually use black coffee strategically in my Aggressive Fat Loss Program to blunt hunger and to make intermittent fasting downright effortless.

The key to doing this, of course, is to only drink coffee during the fasting window. Drinking coffee after breaking your fast will reduce sensitivity to caffeine.

I also recommend NOT drinking coffee for the first 1-2 hours of the day. That way, you're only using coffee when you really need it to blunt appetite effectively. This tip will make intermittent fasting much easier!

What's more, some research shows you're better off waiting an hour or two before drinking coffee, since cortisol levels peak in the morning.

I also recommend drinking coffee slowly and limiting yourself to 1-4 cups per day. Drinking coffee slowly will allow for maximum appetite suppression than if you were to just slam it all at once.
Benefits of Coffee
This article by Kris at Authority Nutrition does a very good job at showcasing the benefits of drinking black coffee. To summarize, here are some of the key points:

Coffee blunts appetite and has little to no calories
Coffee is a nootropic and boosts cognitive performance and focus
Coffee increases the metabolism
Coffee boosts workout performance and excites the central nervous system
Coffee drinkers outlive non drinkers and have a reduced risk of mortality
Coffee reduces the risk of Alzheimer's, Parkinsons, Type 2 Diabetes, Liver Disease
Coffee is a great source of antioxidants
Coffee boosts dopamine levels and makes you feel amazing

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