Adaptogenic herbs can boost our ability to handle stress, build our immune system and improve our general wellbeing. Best of all, they can be enjoyed as a healthy coffee alternative — and they’re the best coffee alternative that tastes like coffee.
July 14, 2016
10 Incredible Healing Benefits Of Coffee Enemas
If the idea of pumping organic java up your rectum is off-putting to you, consider that this treatment has been around for a long time, and is one of the best ways to remove toxins.
Tags: autoimmune, bulletproof coffee, coffee, coffee enema, digestion, enema, energy, glutathione, pms
May 17, 2016
Transforming The Tea Industry: From Plantations To A Small Farmer Model
Slowly but surely the the tea industry is transforming from plantations to small-scale farms.
March 7, 2016
5 Ways To Optimize Your Coffee
Are coffee drinkers doing it right?
Tags: acidic, artificial sweeteners, Cancer, cbd, coffee, coffee beans, cold brew, dairy, energy, fair trade, hormones, organic, pesticides, skin cancer, sugar, ulcers
November 19, 2013
French Fried Cancer: FDA Links America’s Favorite Food To Death
The FDA is taking a stand on french fries, warning they could contain a known carcinogen and nuerotoxin. The government also has beef with cookies, cereal, toast and even coffee!
Tags: acrylamide, Cancer, cereal, coffee, cookies, fda, french fries, toast
July 9, 2013
20 Unusual Uses For Coffee
We love coffee for its flavor, its aroma and of course its pick-me-up, but there are at least 20 more compelling reasons to stay stocked up.
June 13, 2013
The Health Benefits Of Coffee
Coffee may get you up in the morning, but a growing body of research shows it could also give your overall health a serious boost. From keeping diabetes at bay to preventing strokes and even cancer, here’s a look at the potential benefits.
Tags: bulletproof coffee, caffeine, Cancer, coffee, dementia, diabetes, heart, parkinsons, stroke
May 13, 2013
Attention Starbucks Addicts: Danger Ahead?
On a particularly naughty double-dipping day at Starbucks, HoneyColony’s Jamie Weiss noticed a strange sign on the front counter. So what exactly is Proposition 65, and why does it sound like this coffee comes with a side of cancer?
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January 19, 2013
20,000 ER Visits Linked To Energy Drinks
A comprehensive new study calls popular energy drinks “a rising public health problem” that’s sending more and more people to the emergency room.