/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8499613
Oh I'm not sure if I should take that as a compliment or sarcasm, but you see I'm not doing anything for my personal benefit,
I'm just learning as we go & sharing with you guys the other side of the delicious coffee story.

As I said before in previous thread I do have a friend who was drinking coffee in quite large amounts (2-3-4 cups per day)
and eventually got pancreatic cancer from it.
Sad & painful story for him and for his family only over an "innocent few cups" of coffee.

Those of you who are so aggressively opposing my posts exposing health problems associated with drinking wrong coffee
are definitely dishonest people who are trying to hide truth from those who never heard of those issues with coffee.

Tell me please what's wrong in any of my posts that some of you think I'm wrong.
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>>8498781
>>8498852
I think most regular coffee drinkers are appreciating informations in my posts, informations that might save them from getting seriously ill or getting nasty deadly cancer.
Wonder how many people got ill got cancer not knowing that the reason for it was drinking wrong type of coffee, coffee that was full of toxic chemicals,
starting from growing practices using massive amounts of toxic fertilizers and pesticides, to the storage problems where toxic molds grow on coffee beans,
to drinking dark roast coffee, or drinking coffee on empty stomach.

I think everybody who never heard of those things is happy that I'm providing them with that info.
I'm not telling people not to drink coffee ever again, I'm just presenting information that shocked me (the big coffee enthusiast)
and I'm now making smart changes to my coffee drinking habits.
I still drink coffee and I'm not planing to stop it, but I will limit to one (or some occasions to two) cups per day
and it's going to be locally roasted ORGANIC, and never dark roast, maximum medium roast.

As I said before coffee is not essential for humans to stay alive, food & water is,coffee is not.