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A good cup of coffee is one of life’s small luxuries, like wine and chocolate, or a delicious meal. It invigorates and sustains.

Stress, war, disease, or incompetent governments are more likely to kill you than coffee. They should be sorted out first.

And coffee will help you!

Every day takes you closer to death.  So enjoy life and make life better for future generations.

I’m a power plant worker, working 12 hour rotating shifts (days, nights, days, ad infinitum) so I’m very friendly with coffee.
Coffee makes you really amped, to where you are so tired that it hurts to stay awake, but you can’t go to sleep. You know what was really good and didn’t amp me out? Ephedra. Total political crock that it was taken off the market (instigated by the pharmaceutical companies, I’d guess). Millions of Chinese have taken it for 5000 years, and they didn’t have a problem with it.
Shift workers and those with jet-lag NEED something that doesn’t amp them out. Too bad we’re stuck with the java jitters.

The studies described here are not in conflict with one another, or inconsistent, at all. In fact, the studies as reported in the article do a good job of helping sort out the multiply factors that interact with caffiene consumption and its relation to health or disease.
Don’t get it? Read it again, or go learn something about science.

This is precisely why my coffee blog refuses to cover the latest health-related coffee press release du jour as a matter of policy. Unfortunately American media has a terrible dearth of critical science editors in popular publications, and the result is a steady stream of confusing and conflicting one-offs that just add noise to people’s lives.

Worse still, perhaps, are those who have not yet recognized the worthlessness of the random citation parade. And yet these stories keep getting reported and have regular coverage, so they must be popular the way that car wrecks are.

Drink what you want… You ain’t gonna live much longer anyway AND you may as well enjoy it while you’re at it! Grrr… don’t try to take my morning coffee away.