coffee

I saw this video all around saying that unfiltered coffee methods, like French press or boiled coffee (which are exactly what I used), are worse for your health than filtered coffee.

I might be too easy to influence, but it made me to buy my first V60

Coffee’s health impact depends on how you brew it.

Filtered coffee is linked to a lower cancer risk, while unfiltered methods—like French press or boiled coffee—let oily compounds called diterpenes sneak into your cup.  These compounds, particularly cafestol and kahweol, can https://t.co/DUu2aVzdh2

Dr. Rhonda Patrick

I saw this video all around saying that unfiltered coffee methods, like French press or boiled coffee (which are exactly what I used), are worse for your health than filtered coffee.

I might be too easy to influence, but it made me to buy my first V60
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Would you not have to be drinking copious amounts of coffee a day to be at risk?

Are espresso machines filtered or unfiltered?

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Thank you for posting that up, I appreciate it. 

And you're right, my awful nutrition and sedentary lifestyle is liking to kill me much faster!

1) I did not go into the details, but I've seen this quote:

 > If you’re drinking multiple cups per day, consider switching to filtered coffee. It preserves the antioxidants while minimizing cholesterol-raising compounds.

2) About espresso:

> Espresso is considered unfiltered, although diterpene levels are lower than boiled/French press in absolute terms due to the quantity of espresso in each shot.

For me, that was more like an extra reason to switch to filtered coffee since I wanted to anyway. But I’m sure it’s not the biggest threat to your health compared to bad everyday food, lack of movement etc