Is coffee good or bad for you? If you lead a healthy lifestyle, then drink away!


If you lead a healthy lifestyle, there is no reason why you cannot indulge in a daily cup of coffee, or two. For those with high cholesterol, Dr Liew advises using filtered coffees as paper filters will remove coffee lipid compounds.

A sip of freshly brewed coffee often awakens our senses in the morning.

For general practitioner Dr James Liew, it kept him on his feet for hours.

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