The time of day you drink a cup of coffee may lower the risk of an early death, new research suggests, so you may let me invite you a morning coffee especially if you are a beautiful woman loving coffee even when it's expensive, then me.

Some people I know were saying that they had the chance to eatlab-grown meat and it was good. I didn't had the chance to eat it yet but I'll eat some of it, just to try it first because the lab-grown meat is often touted as the solution to climate-friendly meat production. But in some parts of the world, governments are introducing laws to stop it from being produced.

If you have been interested about how climate change threatens coffee production you also may be interested in this. Coffee is good as taste and effects unless you drink too much, so you may continue wanting to drink it so you may be wondering why single-origin coffee Is so expensive.

When Dr Chris van Tulleken embarked three years ago on an ultra-processed 30 day diet to uncover what effect it has on our bodies, the results leave him and the scientists around him in shock - too much ultra-processed food is clearly a bad thing.

Good luck with poisoning yourself with soda like Coca-Coca. It's not a real poison, but drunk in large quantities it will have a quite similar effect - you get fater and fater and your body will start failing. I don't say "don't drink it", that is entirely your decission, I am only saying watch how much soda you are drinking. A glass of soda from time to time may help you especially if you constantly practice a sport, but too much soda will make you bad.

My coffee is freshly done and near me smelling great, and I've already written about it, its origin, its history and its cultivation. Good days may start with a good coffee, even the relaxing ones, coffee being the world's favourite psyhoactive substance.

The video is one year old but the situation has not changed too much. The ultra-processed foods still exist and they have been used by many people. The impact of ultra-processed foods like crisps, bread and cereals is still a "ticking timebomb" to our health, like the leading scientist has said for BBC for this video.

My coffee cup is far from being full and it's going to finish in about an hour. Having another cup ready for today it's good but I and other people should know its effects to our bodies before drinking too much of it, especiall when billions of people around the world rely on at least one or two little cups of coffee to get them through the day.

All the people constantly drinking coffee and/or tea (me included!) consider them not only (almost) a necessity, but a pleasure. Tell me, how many of you can easily wake up in the morning with their mood up (or even high) and how many of you need some drops of hot black liquid in order to enjoy their new way? I won't try to guess, the answer depends of too many factors, but I know that there are many people that can't fully wake up untill their hot coffee... from time to time I am one of them.

I've drunk tea from time to time in the last decades, but never like the last year: some friend reminded me about the pleasure of tea. There are a lot of people drinking tea all around the globe and for good reasons: it's more than just a tradition. It has a cooling, slightly bitter, astringent flavour that many people enjoy and it  has been promoted for having a variety of positive health benefits.

It's not a secret I love wine, especially the quality ones. There are a lot of good wines all around the world in hundreds of different flavors, in some places the wine making tradition goes back thousands of years.

Every area in the globe