Tara Cafe Tayo

25/08/2024

13/07/2023

Namiss kita🫶, Cafetid..❤🤎

Tara Cafe Tayo ☕🤎

P249.00 per box of 10s

Available Blends:
✔️Italian Espresso
✔️Talbak, DRT
✔️Arabica

08/06/2023

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02/03/2023

Maraming Salamat sa walang sawang pagsuporta at pagtangkilik Madam Karla Jimenez of Karla Jimenez Weddings and Events for another 70pcs. of unlabeled TCT Drip Coffee. (Total of 280pcs. for the last 2 months)

"Sa bawat 'sang order mo, katumbas ay suporta sa mga Pilipinong Magsasaka ng Kape." - Tara Cafe Tayo

27/02/2023

Does coffee help you do better on tests and exams?

Yes, coffee actually does help you do better on tests and exams.

There have been studies done on this.

Michael Yassa, a professor at Johns Hopkins has done a study that showed a positive effect on memory which can be used on tests to improve your score.

The study did a double-blind test that had participants have some caffeine and take a look at a series of images. Then, 24 hours later they were tested on their ability to recognize the images from the day before.

More members of the group that had caffeine were able to recognize the difference between the items.

This shows a higher level of memory retention and pattern recognition.

Now think of this, but on a test. You want to use every advantage you can get to get the best possible grade. This is why you should drink coffee while studying and before tests to boost your memory retention and recollection to ace your next test. (coffeeinformer.com)

06/01/2023

tuwing umuulan at KAPE-ling ka..

05/01/2023

Pinakamasarap gawin ☕

31/12/2022

Mapagpalang Bagong Taon 2023 Cafetid 😘☕

28/12/2022

Soon.. from House Room to Coffee House ☕

16/12/2022

Always grateful 😍 Maraming Salamat Madam Karla Jimenez of Karla Jimenez Weddings and Events for your continued support to Tara Cafe Tayo Drip Coffee ☕❤☕❤☕.

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06/12/2022

Several studies show that regular coffee intake is linked to a lower risk of dying from various serious diseases.

An important 2012 study on coffee consumption in 402,260 people aged 50–71 observed that those who drank the most coffee were significantly less likely to have died during the 12–13-year study period (4).

The sweet spot appeared to be a coffee intake of 4–5 cups per day. At this quantity, men and women had a 12% and 16 % reduced risk of early death, respectively. Drinking 6 or more cups per day provided no additional benefit.

However, even moderate coffee consumption of just one cup per day was associated with a 5–6% lowered risk of early death — showing that even a little bit is enough to have an effect.

Looking at particular causes of death, researchers found that coffee drinkers were less likely to die from infections, injuries, accidents, respiratory disease, diabetes, stroke, and heart disease (4).

Other more recent studies support these findings. Coffee intake seems to be consistently linked to a lower risk of early death (5Trusted Source, 6Trusted Source).

Keep in mind that these are observational studies, which cannot prove that coffee caused the reduction in risk. Still, their results are a good reassurance that coffee is — at the very least — not to be feared.

Source: Healthline, Kris Gunars BSC