40: The Ins and Outs of Coffee + Health and Health Decision-Making Clarity
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Episode 40: The Ins and Outs of Coffee and Health + Health Decision-Making Clarity
Is coffee good for us or should we quit drinking it? A mega-meta-analysis shows there could be many health benefits. But how do we know if we should be drinking coffee or not? We also take a look at a decision-making pitfall that we can be alert to, whether we're navigating COVID or another health issue.
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RESOURCES AND SOURCES (some links may be affiliate links)
Health Decision-Making Pitfalls
- The Undoing Project, Michael Lewis.
- The Two Friends Who Changed How We Think About How We Think, newyorker.com
- Thinking Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman.
- When It Comes to Covid-19, Most of Us Have Risk Exactly Backward, nyt.com
- Against Covid-19, Imperfect Measures Do the Most Good, nyt.com
Coffee Deeper Dive – Caffeinated? Decaf? Health Benefits? Keep Drinking it Or Quit It?
- British Medical Journal (BMJ) Mega-Meta-Analysis: here and here
- Health Benefits of Drinking Coffee, time.com
- Whole View Podcast - coffee episode
- The Benefits of Quitting Caffeine, marksdailyapple.com
- Why We Sleep, Matthew Walker, PhD.
Things I Love Segment
- Documentary: Kiss the Ground -- Netflix
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