Tag: Coffee diterpenes

Studies show that coffee oil contains a powerful array of antioxidants, offering potential benefits for skin and hair health. But is coffee oil good for health overall, or are there risks to consider before topical or aromatherapy use?

Studies have shown that unfiltered coffee can contain up to 30 times more diterpenes than filtered coffee, significantly affecting cholesterol levels. This guide explains how to lower diterpenes in coffee through simple brewing and selection techniques, ensuring your daily cup is as heart-healthy as possible.

Studies have shown that coffee is a major source of antioxidants in many diets, but the specific brewing method can influence its nutritional profile. We examine the question: **Is an Americano healthier than coffee?**