I found your post very interesting. I never would have thought that coffee would have such a positive benefit in sports. It seems as if it would have had a negative effect like other caffeinated beverages. You would think it would cause you to crash during the activity. I look forward to reading more about this topic.

Dear Geneieve,
I was not suprised that coffee could increase someones performance but at the same time I thought it could mess with the blood flow and make a person tired or jumpy. I knew coffee increased performance because my coaches told me that a couple of people were disqualified from something for having a lot of caffeine in their system. I could agree with you, but at the same time, the people that drink caffeine for sports purposes and such,at the end of the day, coffee comes with diabetes and shortness ect. I hope you continue with your informative writing. Good day

Genevieve, as an avid coffee drinker, I am very interested in what you have to say. While I’m sure there are both benefits and consequences to coffee, it’s strange that no one really focuses on the benefits. I, like you said, have never thought about the vitamins in coffee. Perhaps something else you can research is the effect of coffee in pregnancy? Just a thought. Overall, I really like what you’ve said.

I never thought about vitamins being in coffee. People always say that regularly drinking coffee is bad for you and causes addiction, so it’s nice to see research on benefits.

Genevieve, I really liked the topic you chose. I never knew that coffee could have that many positive outcomes. I was hoping I could blame my small size on the coffee I didn’t actually drink when I was younger, in hopes that I would somehow grow another 3 or 4 inches; however, it was still interesting to find out that most of the “side effects” were the result of smoking. I am very interested in what else you find out in your research to come.

This topic is interesting in that it is relevant to lives of Americans. A large number of Americans drink coffee on a daily basis. I found it striking that there were so many positive results of drinking coffee. As you further your research, I suggest you find studies that demonstrate the effect of coffee on people of different age groups and what are the long term effects of drinking coffee. I feel that this will give more foundation to research and show readers real- life examples.

Dear Genevieve,
I am really interested in your post. Coffee can have positive or negative effects. It’s been in the news a couple of times that coffee can be beneficial but also life threatening. Coffee can help us to avoid being sick. Such as reducing pain, reducing suicide risk and depression, etc. In many other ways people argue that coffee is bad for you. For example when you drink too much you can get insomnia but we also have to control the amount we take in because our body may not be able to handle a large intake. Coffee is really interesting it can have be good or bad the possibilities are endless. There has been many close research on coffee to see why or why not it’s beneficial. Thank you for you project it was really fascinating.

I think this a good topic to research. Coffee is something that Americans drink almost everyday. I feel like there are many articles that are for and against coffee regarding if it is good for you or not. Have you researched both sides of the argument? What are your thoughts?

I really think this was a fantastic topic choice being that this has become a worldwide phenomenon and in certain cases coffee could even be considered a drug. People have become so reliant on caffeine to get through there day, the sleeping hours per person is decreasing and decreasing. This is having an immense impact on our health and it needs to be recognized. I really like where this is headed and hopefully sparks a realization that we need sleep!

Nice research topic. It’s crazy to think about how much our society really relies on coffee. It is a huge source of revenue for farmers of the coffee bean, and the high up execs like those at Starbucks. Interested to see how big of an impact coffee has on the world.

It’s true that often times because there is an abundance of it, and it’s readily available anywhere people don’t really consider the harmful affects that coffee may have on the body. Although there has been plenty of research done on coffee, I believe it’s assumed that there are specific effects people know about and a general idea of what coffee does.

I think this is a really important topic since many people in the United states are drink Coffee everyday. I think it will be interesting to see what you take out of the research.