The short answer is, yes. According to a number of medical studies, both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee can play a role in helping people to: - lose weight - reduce the risk of adult-onset diabetes  The long answer is as...

Read more...

As technology and health testing improves, a lot of people are finding that they are intolerant to all types of food and drink and that includes caffeine. There are 2 types of heath issues when it comes to caffeine called...

Read more...

Decaf coffee has been in the news again...This time, in The Express Newspaper last month, in which the paper details how decaffeinated coffee can lower high blood pressure naturally and help hypertension. But, first of all what is high blood...

Read more...

A lot of people ask us, “how much caffeine is really in Swiss Water Decaf process decaffeinated coffee"? Well, official guidelines are that a minimum of 97% of the caffeine must be removed from a green coffee bean. But, what’s...

Read more...

For many people, decaf coffee is still heavily associated with being pregnant. At Decadent Decaf, though of course we welcome soon-to-be mums with open arms, we are also about widening the appeal of decaf coffee for the pure reason of...

Read more...

This is an often “searched for” question, so here’s the definitive answer to “is decaffeinated coffee a diuretic”? The answer is no. Decaf coffee is not a diuretic. Perhaps, first of all though, we should clarify what diuretic means. It...

Read more...

First of all, what is anaemia? Generally speaking it’s classified as a condition in which your body has fewer red blood cells than it needs. Though food sources of iron are plentiful, it’s a fact that not everyone can absorbs...

Read more...