| LurkerJ said: Before everyone starts posting studies they found online and label them as "Facts", I advise you to watch this video to know how messy these studies you are quoting are. |
http://coffeeandhealth.org/topic-overview/references-8/
All the stuff I posted about "coffee reduceing cancer risk", is from this page, that has references to (medical) case studies.
Theres "source criticism" (not sure of the english word), but they arnt just makeing sh*t up or pulling random numbers out of thin air.
The article from washington post, seems like sensationalism.
(which usually means bending the truth, to get clicks/views)
Fuc*ing washingtonpost dont even bother saying where they got the info from, what case study are they reading this data from.
Until washingtonpost mans the f*** up when writeing articles like this, im calling Bullsh*t on coffee giveing higher risk of cancers, when all Ive read/seen says otherwise.
