The health history of coffee just hit the green light after standing at the red one for a quite a while, now. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of coffee throughout the years.

According to 2 recent studies: The more coffee you drink – the longer you’ll live. Results from the studies unfold the ancient polemics about the coffee’s health effects.

One of the studies analyzed over half a million people in 10 different European countries. Which makes it the largest study of it’s kind on coffee and mortality thus far. Scientists found a close link between coffee consumption increase and risks of mortality decrease.

The second study was rather unusual, as it surveyed only non-white populations.

After analyzing over 185.000 Hawaiians, Latinos, Native, Japanese and African-Americans, scientists found that coffee increases the life span across diverse races.

The Outcome?

According to the study, people who drank 2-4 cups of coffee a day had up to 18% lower mortality risks, compared to individuals who didn’t drink coffee at all.

The leading scientist on non-white populations, prof. Veronica Wendy Setiawan, claims that these results are uniform with all the previous ones from studies on the same subject.

In addition, she explains that the patterns were similar, regarding the fact that all the populations in the study are somehow diverse.

Either due to their susceptibilities, dietary habits or lifestyle in general.

These new studies clearly show a strong biological