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If you love sipping hot coffee in a flight, you might want to stop, now. According to a flight attendant, the coffee on the flight is 'disgusting' and so are the backpocket seats of the flights. Read on!

Coffee on flight: Love your dose of caffeine while flying? Flight attendant reveals why you should give up that habit

If you love sipping hot coffee in a flight, you might want to stop, now. According to a flight attendant, the coffee on the flight is 'disgusting' and so are the back pocket seats of the flights. Read on!

Drinking coffee on the flight? Flight attendant reveals why you should never drink that cup of cappuccino

If you love sipping hot coffee in a flight, you might want to stop, now. According to a flight attendant, the coffee on the flight is 'disgusting' and so are the back pocket seats of the flights. Read on!

Do you love sipping on a hot cuppa coffee during your flight? Well, according to a flight attendant, drinking coffee on a flight is disgusting and one must avoid it as much as they can. Why you ask? Let's find out!
Why not to drink coffee on the flight?
Flight attendant Kevin, who also loves to use TikTok, shared with his followers some unknown truths about the aviation industry. In his video, Kevin claimed that the water tanks hardly get cleaned, &ldquo;The fact that the tanks rarely get cleaned and that the water should be the least of your concern. For me, it&rsquo;s always been the way that flight attendants have to clean out coffee pots.&rdquo;
He further revealed that the cabin crew usually dumps coffee particles into the toilet, and gets a little too close for comfort to the toilet bowl. He added, &ldquo;I imagine that there&rsquo;s some kind of backsplash of particles, bacteria, whatever that goes directly back into the coffee pot, which gets put right back into the coffee maker.&rdquo;
Kevin also revealed that the backseat pockets of the aircraft are extremely unhygienic and are hardly sanitised. They may also have diapers, wrappers, used tissues, and strands of hair!
Well, looks like you should just wait and have coffee when you reach your destination and also not touch the backseat pocket of a flight!
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In today's times, pollution and chemicals cause premature greying of hair and if you are looking for hair colour that does not contain chemicals, you can try these natural hair dyes at home. 

Natural Hair Dye: From beetroot juice to coffee, try these natural hair colours at home 

In today's times, pollution and chemicals cause premature greying of hair and if you are looking for hair colour that does not contain chemicals, you can try these natural hair dyes at home. 

From beetroot juice to coffee, try these natural hair colours at home 

In today's times, pollution and chemicals cause premature greying of hair and if you are looking for hair colour that does not contain chemicals, you can try these natural hair dyes at home.&nbsp;

In today's times, almost everyone is troubled by grey hair as pollution and chemicals cause premature greying. Try these natural hair colours, easy to make and apply at home.
Carrot juice 
If you want red or orange tint for your hair, then you can use carrot juice. Mix any oil of your choice to carrot juice and apply on your hair. Now wrap the hair with shower cap. Wash with apple cider vinegar after half an hour.&nbsp;
Beetroot juice&nbsp;
Beetroot juice is the best for dark red shade. Apply any oil with beetroot juice on your hair. Wrap it with a &nbsp;shower cap and wash it off in half an hour.&nbsp;
Coffee&nbsp;
Mix coffee to leave-in conditioner. Apply on clean and slightly damp hair and wash after half an hour.&nbsp;
Sage leaves&nbsp;
Boil some sage leaves for 30 minutes. Cool it and filter the water. Pour this water on slightly wet hair. Leave it for 15 minutes and then wash it with clean water.&nbsp;
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A new study says consumption of caffeine before shopping impacts what you buy and how much you spend. 

Trying to control impulsive buying? Avoid drinking coffee before shopping

Trying to control impulsive buying? Here's what you need to do 

A new study says consumption of caffeine before shopping impacts what you buy and how much you spend.&nbsp;

A new study has revealed that caffeine consumption impacts what you buy and how much you spend when shopping. Published in the Journal of Marketing, the study highlighted the increasing trend of adding coffee shops near the entrances of retail stores.
For the study, researchers set up an espresso machine at the entrances of a retail chain and home goods store. Upon entering those stores, shoppers were given complimentary caffeinated coffee, water and decaf. While exiting, customers had to share their shopping receipts with the team.
As per the findings, shoppers who drank a cup of caffeinated coffee before shopping spent about 50 per cent more money and bought nearly 30 per cent more items than shoppers who drank decaf or water. The team also found a similar impact of caffeine consumption during online shopping.
Hence, consumers who are trying to control impulsive spending should avoid consuming caffeinated beverages before shopping, the study authors suggested.
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In the study, participants who consumed more coffee had healthier livers, but those who consumed more caffeine were less likely to develop liver fibrosis.

Study suggests coffee could reduce severity of non-alcoholic fatty liver

Study suggests coffee could be healthy for your liver

In the study, participants who consumed more coffee had healthier livers, but those who consumed more caffeine were less likely to develop liver fibrosis.

Even though too much caffeine intake might be harmful for health, according to a new study caffeine, polyphenols and other natural products present in coffee helps reduce the severity of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) among overweight people dealing with type 2 diabetes (T2D).&nbsp;
In the study, participants who consumed more coffee had healthier livers, but those who consumed more caffeine were less likely to develop liver fibrosis, whereas patients who consumed more non-caffeine coffee components had a lower fatty liver index score.&nbsp;
Study authors stated that the research is the first to observe that higher cumulative amounts of both caffeine and non-caffeine metabolites in urine are associated with a reduced severity of NAFLD in overweight people with type 2 diabetes.&nbsp;
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Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.

The money-saving coffee hack was posted on TikTok and has gained more than 2 million views. 

Love Starbucks? This hack will save you money every time!

The money-saving coffee hack was posted on TikTok and has gained more than 2 million views.&nbsp;

If you are a Starbucks fan then this one's for you! Recently, a TikToker named Taylor Watson shared a money-saving coffee hack on TikTok that will surely give you more caffeine for your buck.&nbsp;
In the video, Watson shows two different-sized Starbucks cups filled with ice and explains users how the hack works. &nbsp;
She explained that if you&rsquo;re going for an iced drink, get a small version of that drink with no ice and then order a venti on the side of just ice (which is free of cost) and tadaaaa!! Enjoy a large cup of coffee at a regular cup of coffee price.&nbsp;
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A new study has revealed that coffee enhances digestion and can prevent liver diseases.


Coffee can improve digestion, prevent liver disease: Study

Here’s another good reason to make coffee part of your daily routine!

Moderate coffee consumption benefits digestive system
Coffee helps prevent gallstones and several liver diseases
Researchers evaluated 194 different publications
Coffee is linked to a healthier composition of gut microbiota

According to a recent study, moderate&nbsp;coffee consumption improves digestion and can prevent liver disease.

Coffee consumption in moderate quantities benefits our digestive system and gut, new research has claimed. The study published in the&nbsp;Nutrients Journal&nbsp;also observed that coffee helps to prevent gallstones and several liver diseases.&nbsp;
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Researchers evaluated 194 different publications for the study and concluded that moderate coffee consumption (around three to four cups a day) didn't create any harmful effects on the digestive tract.&nbsp;
As per the findings, coffee is linked to a healthier composition of gut microbiota and positively&nbsp;affects your digestive system. The research also strongly supported the protective effect of coffee against liver diseases.
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Drinking three cups of coffee a day could help you live longer, according to new research.

Cheers, caffeine lovers! A few cups of coffee a day might keep death at bay

Drinking three cups of coffee a day could help you live longer, according to new research.

Here's some good news for all the coffee lovers out there! Your morning cup of coffee could help you live longer, according to new research. &nbsp; Data of more than 1,70,000 adults in the UK has revealed that those who drink between two and four cups of coffee each day, appear to live longer lives compared to those who don&rsquo;t sip java. The analysis was published in the journal of Internal Medicine.
For about seven years, the researchers tracked the coffee consumption and health of participants. They found that those who regularly drank 2 to 4 cups of coffee a day, regardless of added sugar, were 30% less likely to die in that time frame from any cause.&nbsp;
Over the years, research has also revealed a variety of health benefits of coffee, linking its consumption to a reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes, Parkinson&rsquo;s disease, depression and more.
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Here's the reason why you should never have coffee when you wake up.

Your morning cup of coffee can actually make you more tired! 

Here's the reason why you should never have coffee the first thing in the morning.

Are you one of them who needs a cup of coffee first thing in the morning? Change your habit right away! Experts suggest that this could actually be one of the worst ways to start your day.
Drinking coffee on an empty stomach right after waking up can interfere with your cortisol levels and can actually leave you feeling even more tired later on in the day.
According to experts, the first few sips of deliciously rich brew will give you temporary alertness but later you'll end up feeling fatigued.
When we wake up, our body is dehydrated from having no liquids for up to 8 hours. So, the best time to drink coffee is late in the morning or early afternoon; 3 to 4 hours after getting out of bed. It also increases alertness to get you through the rest of the day.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/love-coffee-5-signs-you-re-overdoing-your-caffeine-intake-1641892783313">Love coffee? 5 signs you&rsquo;re overdoing your caffeine intake</a>

After plant-based meat and health and fitness, ace cricketer and former captain of the Indian cricket team, Virat Kohli makes his foray into the coffee industry by investing in the startup, Rage coffee. 
As part of the deal, Kohli will also become the brand ambassador of the company.This is not the first investment in Kohli’s portfolio. Along with his wife Anushka Sharma, he invested a small amount in Blue Tribe Food, a home-grown plant-meat brand, in February this year.About Rage Coffee 
Rage Coffee, the Delhi-based manufacturer of packaged coffee products was started in 2018. 
The brand sells a range of plain and flavoured instant coffee mixes apart from coffee in cold brew bags, liquid coffee and sachets. 
Prior to this round, Rage Coffee had raised $5 million of growth capital as part of its Series A funding round that was led by Sixth Sense Ventures in August 2021.
Coffee industry in India The Rs 7,000 crore Indian packaged coffee segment is dominated by incumbents with two players, Nestle and Hindustan Unilever Limited (brands Nescafe and Bru), controlling over 65 per cent market share of the industry.

Virat Kohli adds Rage Coffee in his investment portfolio  

After plant-based meat and health and fitness, ace cricketer and former captain of the Indian cricket team, Virat Kohli invests in Rage coffee

Kohli makes a hot new startup investment

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The Rs 7,000 crore Indian packaged coffee segment is dominated by incumbents with two players, Nestle and Hindustan Unilever Limited (brands Nescafe and Bru), controlling over 65 per cent market share of the industry.

After plant-based meat and health and fitness, ace cricketer and former captain of the Indian cricket team, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;makes his foray&nbsp;into the coffee industry by investing in the startup,&nbsp;Rage coffee. As part of the deal, Kohli will also become the brand ambassador of the company.
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<h3>About&nbsp;Rage Coffee&nbsp;</h3>
Rage Coffee is a Delhi-based manufacturer of packaged coffee products which started business in 2018.&nbsp;The brand&nbsp;sells a range of plain and flavoured instant coffee mixes apart from coffee in cold brew bags, liquid coffee and sachets.&nbsp;
<h3>Kohli's&nbsp;Startup&nbsp;Pitch</h3>
The former Indian skipper has taken strong&nbsp;startup&nbsp;portfolio. Along with his wife Anushka Sharma, he invested in Blue Tribe Food, a home-grown plant-meat brand, in February this year and is already an investor in over 6 other startups&nbsp;where he is most visible promoting insurance venture Digit.

From the cup of coffee in the morning to your evening Maggi snack everything is going to cost more as companies take in price hikes to battle rising cost. HUL and Nestle have raised prices of high demand items such as Bru Coffe and Maggi. With the latest changes, the price of Maggi Masala noodles 70 gm is hiked to Rs 14 from Rs 12. The price of Maggi Masala Noodles 140 gm is hiked by Rs 3. CNBC TV-18 reports that Bru instant coffee pouches as well as popular Nescafe is going to cost more by 3-5%. Food inflation in India is now near the highest level in a decade. 

Maggie price hiked from hiked to Rs 14 from Rs 12: See what is costlier 

From the cup of coffee in the morning to your evening Maggi snack everything is going to cost more as companies take in price hikes to battle rising cost. 

Coffee to Maggi - snackables get pricey

Price of Maggi Masala noodles 70 gm is hiked to Rs 14 from Rs 12.

From your&nbsp;cup of coffee in the morning to the evening&nbsp;snack of&nbsp;Maggi&nbsp;everything is going to cost more as companies take in price hikes to battle rising cost.&nbsp; Also watch &amp; read:&nbsp;<a title="Startup Sizzle Fades: Paytm, Zomato, Nykaa, others flushed investors' money" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/startup-sizzle-fades-paytm-zomato-nykaa-others-flushed-investors-money-1647250454734">Startup Sizzle Fades: Paytm, Zomato, Nykaa, others flushed investors' money</a>
HUL&nbsp;and Nestle have raised prices of high demand items such as Bru&nbsp;Coffe&nbsp;and Maggi.&nbsp;With the latest changes, the price of Maggi Masala noodles 70 gm is hiked to Rs 14 from Rs 12. The price of Maggi Masala Noodles 140 gm is hiked by Rs 3.&nbsp;
CNBC&nbsp;TV-18 reports that&nbsp;Bru instant coffee pouches as well as popular Nescafe&nbsp;is going to cost more by 3-5%.&nbsp;
Food inflation in India is now near the highest level in a decade.&nbsp;

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re drinking too much coffee, watch out for the signs that will make you rethink your daily drinking habits. 

Love coffee? 5 signs you’re overdoing your caffeine intake

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If you&rsquo;ve ever wondered whether you&rsquo;re drinking too much coffee, watch out for the signs that will make you rethink your daily drinking habits.

From the guzzler to the aroma enthusiast, there are all kinds of coffee drinkers out there. For many, their coffee cuppa is as essential to their routine as brushing one&rsquo;s teeth. But this&nbsp;addictive drink can have many&nbsp;pronounced effects on your health and well-being&nbsp;as well.&nbsp;
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If you&rsquo;ve ever wondered whether you&rsquo;re drinking too much coffee, here are some signs that will make you rethink your daily drinking habits.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Disrupted Sleep Pattern&nbsp;</h3>
While your morning java helps you wake up and fight lethargy in the afternoon, the amount of coffee you drink in the day directly impacts your sleep cycle.&nbsp;Studies have found that having substantial amounts of caffeine even six hours before bedtime can&nbsp;disturb sleep quality.&nbsp;
<h3>Constant Anxiety&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
As a stimulant, coffee triggers your body&rsquo;s natural &lsquo;fight or flight&rsquo; mode, which means even moderate amounts of coffee can&nbsp;aggravate anxious feelings.&nbsp;This is especially important for people who already struggle with general anxiety disorder and stress.&nbsp;
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<h3>The Laxative Effect&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
You may already know that coffee makes you poop.&nbsp;Some even use coffee to keep their functions regular but&nbsp;people living with&nbsp;irritable bowel syndrome&nbsp;(IBS) may face their intestinal problems getting worse from coffee. A little too much and your cup of java may even cause you diarrhoea.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>A Jitter Juice&nbsp;</h3>
The rush of energy after you&nbsp;guzzle&nbsp;a cuppa&nbsp;is almost always followed by a crash. Also called &lsquo;coffee jitters&rsquo;, if you can feel your heart racing, face nausea, sweatiness&nbsp;or have a sense of shakiness then you may want to slow down your coffee roll&nbsp;and reach for a glass of water instead.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Weight Gain&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
Unless you&rsquo;re always drinking your coffee black and sugar-free, the multiple rounds of milk, cream and sweeteners with each cup can add up quickly. All those extra calories&nbsp;are hidden in plain sight and can lead to weight gain.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So,&nbsp;holding&nbsp;back on&nbsp;your&nbsp;next fancy&nbsp;cappuccino&nbsp;order&nbsp;might be good for both your&nbsp;body and your wallet.
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According to an report published in the Journal Of Cleaner Production, a chemist from a Russian university has found an economic and eco-friendly way to manufacture electrodes for batteries using coffee production waste. Researchers have been looking to replace graphite used in electrodes with other carbon materials. It was found that electrodes made from coffee grounds were more long lasting and energy efficient. This is perhaps the first time coffee grounds have been exploited for reuse.

According to an report published in the Journal Of Cleaner Production, a chemist from a Russian university has found an economic and eco-friendly way to manufacture electrodes for batteries using coffee production waste. Researchers have been looking to replace graphite used in electrodes with other carbon materials. It was found that electrodes made from coffee grounds were more long lasting and energy efficient. This is perhaps the first time coffee grounds have been exploited for reuse.

Coffee could fight Parkinsons and a form of Dementia, according to a study conducted by the Rutgers University. Two compounds, EHT and caffeine, prevent the accumulation of a toxic protein in the brains of mice. This protein, known as alpha-synuclein, is responsible for the two diseases in humans. Scientists now hope that EHT and Caffeine could be combined into a drug to fight both parkinsons and dementia with lewy bodies (DLB).

Coffee could fight Parkinsons and a form of Dementia, according to a study conducted by the Rutgers University. Two compounds, EHT and caffeine, prevent the accumulation of a toxic protein in the brains of mice. This protein, known as alpha-synuclein (sinuclyn), is responsible for the two diseases in humans. Scientists now hope that EHT and Caffeine could be combined into a drug to fight both parkinsons and dementia with lewy bodies (DLB).

Coffee chain Barista aims to double its store count to 500 stores in India and reach 10,000 outlets for its fast moving consumer goods offerings. They have launched chocolates, cookies and coffee powder and aim to expand in the next 2 to 3 years. They will also be targeting new geographical areas like countries in South Asia and the Middle East.

A new study by the Northwestern Medicine and QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Australia, suggests that the more sensitive people are to the bitterness of caffeine, the more they tend to drink coffee. The positive boost provided by caffeine makes them like the bitterness. For the study, researchers observed more than 400,000 men and women in the UK. The study also shows that our genes play a role in our perception of bitter tastes, which further makes us like coffee.

Starbucks is offering free reusable red holiday cups only on November 2 but the caveat is you  need to first order a holiday beverage. These reusable cups will give you 50 cents off on any of the grande-sized holiday drinks ordered between November 3 and January 7. Keep in mind, free red cups are limited edition and only last till the supply lasts on November 2. 

Brewed to perfection, but not so easy on the pocket! Here's a list of the most expensive coffees in the world. First up, is the Black Ivory Coffee, which originated in Thailand. The coffee beans are processed naturally by elephants.

Second, Finca El Injerto coffee from Guatemala is processed using energy generated with hydro power.

Lastly, Geisha coffee, is the coffee made from coffee cherries which are hand picked and the plantation is owned by a family in Panama. 

For International Coffee Day, celebrations by Starbucks for a week interestingly called " Brewtober" .From the 1st till the 7th of October, the coffee house will offer different deals everyday across stores in India. The deals range from 'Travel the world in 7 sips' to   'Latte with a heart' and 'Starbucks 100', among others. 

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