The majority of the coffee sold and consumed around the world is arabica coffee -- regardless of the roast or style -- and is said to contain half the amount of caffeine as the heartier robusta ...

Then ½ caffeine, ½ decaf; ¼ caffeine, ¾ decaf; finally, 100 percent decaf. I’ve been drinking decaf coffee for about six years. I keep a tin of Trader Joe’s Fair Trade Organic French Roast Decaf at my ...

Starbucks is currently the world’s largest coffeehouse chain in the world. They have more than 38,000 stores and are still ...

Whether you like it black, au lait, iced, or like several members of the Euronews Culture team, are partial to a café bombón ...

While coffee, the magic elixir, is often used to counteract lack of sleep, new research suggests repeated caffeine intake may be exacerbating negative changes to the brain caused by sleep deprivation.

An Amazon reviewer says: I’ve been using this TruSkin Caffeine Face & Eye Serum for a while now around my eyes and on other places that need some tightening up. It seems to me that after I apply ...

It's a widely held belief that coffee has dehydrating effects. But does coffee dehydrate you? Probably not. Studies show that it's unlikely for moderate coffee consumption to lead to dehydration.

If you can't make coffee at home or grab some from a café, a store-bought drink might be the best option. Not all coffee ...

Adaptogenic drinks are having a moment, as brands embrace ingredients with claims to improve focus, energy, and productivity, ...

Caffeine and sleep may seem like polar opposites — but there may be a benefit to combining them. The "napuccino" has become a popular method to optimize sleep and wake up with more energy by ...