Coffee linked to slower biological ageing among those with severe mental illness

Re:Coffee linked to slower biological ageing among those wit... by sunshinesnacks on Saturday December 06, 2025 @09:38PM (#46178682)

I cut coffee for a year or so 10 years ago due to stomach issues, then slowly added fancy espresso drinks back, figuring that if I was only having coffee once a week, it might as well be fancy. I don’t seem to have stomach issues now with 1-2 lattes/cappuccinos a day.

Maybe it’s unrelated, all in my head, better beans, or the 3-4 oz of whole milk, but maybe give espresso drinks a try if you haven’t?

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Re:Coffee linked to slower biological ageing among those wit... by senectus1 on Sunday December 07, 2025 @01:22AM (#46179595)

I love coffee and used to drink it all the time, but now in my early 50's it really doesn't like me.

If I drink coffee my digestive system revolts in the the most disgusting ways. I miss it terribly, but its just not worth it.

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Re:Coffee linked to slower biological ageing among those wit... by twodave on Sunday December 07, 2025 @10:29AM (#46182386)

It’s likely a better roasting process and fresher beans. Large scale coffee roasters produce burnt, more acidic beans with chemicals added during the process.

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Re:Coffee linked to slower biological ageing among those wit... by sunshinesnacks on Monday December 08, 2025 @09:42PM (#46200661)

Good point. It was all locally roasted beans at that point, so maybe that was what made the difference. Or at least contributed a lot.

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