Is Coffee Good Or Bad?  Coffee is a wonder liquid: It helps us
get up and go during the day, plus it just tastes amazing.
However, a new study suggests people who drink a lot of the
black stuff die sooner than those who don't.  Woman drinking
fresh coffee  Coffee is the ultimate frenemy: It's good for our
bodies, but too much of it can apparently kill us.  At least
that's what an analysis of data from the Aerobics Center
Longitudinal Study cohort says. Researchers followed a group of
men and women ranging in ages from 20 to 87 between the years
1979 and 1998. Participants were asked to estimate their weekly
coffee consumption at the beginning of the study.  Over time,
the coffee drinkers under age 55 who averaged more than 28 cups
a week — meaning four a day — had a 50 percent higher mortality
rate than those who didn't drink as much.  But, relax: Coffee
isn't going to kill you.  "We're not saying that coffee is the
cause of death; we just noticed coffee is associated with
increased risk of death," study co-a