Java contains cholesterol-elevating substances, called diterpenes, but the way you brew it can keep the levels low.

Nothing starts the workweek quite like catching up with coworkers over cozy morning drinks in the office kitchen—but according to surprising new research from Sweden, you might want to consider ...

The substances — cafestol and kahweol — are linked to elevated levels of LDL cholesterol (low-density lipoprotein, sometimes called "bad cholesterol"). High levels of this cholesterol can ...

Researchers analyzed coffee samples from 14 workplace machines and found that office coffee may contain higher levels of cafestol and kahweol — compounds known to elevate LDL cholesterol ...

2025.103933. “The Nordic nutrition recommendations from 2023 recommend that unfiltered coffee (eg, boiled) should be limited because it contains cafestol and kahweol which increase cholesterol ...

Coffee machines found in workplaces can be bad for your employees' health, as a new study revealed that they have substances ...

The substances - cafestol and kahweol - are linked to elevated levels of LDL cholesterol (low-density lipoprotein, sometimes called "bad cholesterol"). High levels of this cholesterol can cause ...

A new study reveals that workplace coffee contains higher levels of harmful compounds like cafestol and kahweol, which increase LDL cholesterol and heart disease risk. Researchers found that the ...

In the paper, published in the journal Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases, the team found significantly higher levels of cafestol and kahweol in coffee examined from 14 machines in ...

Love to sip that freshly brewed coffee at work? Beware, your coffee brewing machine at the office may raise your cholesterol levels, claims a study. The study led by researchers from the Uppsala ...

But did you know that coffee can, too? That’s because java contains two cholesterol-elevating substances, or diterpenes, called cafestol and kahweol. But the way you brew your java can ...