A study revealed that coffee from workplace machines often contains high levels of cafestol and kahweol, compounds linked to increased LDL cholesterol and heart disease risk. Researchers suggest opting for well-filtered coffee over poorly filtered office coffee machines.
Key Points
Cafestol and kahweol in coffee from workplace machines linked to elevated LDL cholesterol
Study recommends opting for well-filtered coffee to reduce heart disease risk
Pros
Identified the link between poorly filtered coffee from workplace machines and increased LDL cholesterol levels
Highlighted the importance of filtering processes in coffee preparation for heart health
Cons
Potential risk of heart health issues associated with consuming coffee from office machines