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A good excuse to drink coffee

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    Meow
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    It might reduce the risk for developing Diabetes

    theglobeandmail.comFront

    Tea is apparently good for you too

    teahealth.co.uk10.htm

    I don't know how replacing the milk they mention with soy milk changes the nutritional intake, which
    they've listed. Well, in any case, I don't take milk, or substitutes in my tea, but I thought that
    the articles was interesting non the less.
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    MEow said:

    It might reduce the risk for developing Diabetes

    theglobeandmail.comFront

    Tea is apparently good for you too

    teahealth.co.uk10.htm

    I don't know how replacing the milk they mention with soy milk changes the nutritional intake,
    which they've listed. Well, in any case, I don't take milk, or substitutes in my tea, but I
    thought that the articles was interesting non the less.

    Forget it. This kind of publicity for single, isolated studies almost always turns out to be much
    ado about (next to) nothing. Quite some time ago, there was a study that hyped coffee negatively: it
    supposedly was linked to pancreatic cancer. Then, a subsequent found no link.

    The popular press, e.g. The Mop & Pail, just *love* this kind of story about something like coffee
    that is widely used.

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