I'm Kamei, the owner of Gokujo Mold-Free Coffee.

Are you aware of the research findings that were widely reported today on LINE news and CNN? A large-scale study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology suggests that people who regularly drink coffee may live longer than those who don't.

Read the article here:

Research from 2025: Limiting coffee intake to specific times of day reduces risk of early deathhttps://news.line.me/detail/oa-cnncojp/8hfoqejgd54j?mediadetail=1&utm_source=line&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=none

This study, which tracked approximately 450,000 people for over 12 years, offers very encouraging news for coffee lovers.

2 to 3 cups a day is ideal

According to the study, people who drink two to three cups of coffee a day had up to a 27 percent lower risk of death compared to those who drank no coffee at all.

What's surprising is that this holds true regardless of the type of coffee: ・Brewed from ground beans ・Instant coffee ・Decaffeinated (decaf)

All types showed a tendency to lower the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. This suggests that components in coffee other than caffeine, particularly antioxidants like polyphenols, play a role in protecting vascular health and reducing inflammation in the body.

Why you should still insist on "quality beans"

After reading this article, you might think, "If any coffee is fine, then cheap coffee is good enough." However, if you are pursuing health and performance, you need to go one step further.

The study demonstrated coffee's inherent potential. However, many commercially available beans often contain "mycotoxins," a type of noise that can arise during storage and transportation.

As discussed in Dave Asprey's "The Bulletproof Diet," it is essential to thoroughly eliminate impurities to maximize the health benefits of coffee.

If you're going to drink coffee to extend your life, there's no need to intentionally consume inflammatory mycotoxins and put unnecessary strain on your body. By choosing clean beans, you can avoid interfering with mitochondrial function and efficiently reap only the natural benefits of coffee.

Summary: A cup as an investment in your future self

A daily habit of 2 to 3 cups of coffee might be the easiest investment in longevity you can start today.

To make that habit even more valuable, we continue to deliver impeccably clean beans that have cleared third-party inspections.

To ensure that you are healthy and sharp ten years from now, why not re-evaluate the "quality" of the cup you drink today?

References: European Journal of Preventive Cardiology (2022) The impact of coffee subtypes on survival and cardiovascular outcomes. CNN.co.jp Latest research suggests 2 to 3 cups of coffee daily may promote longevity, regardless of type. Dave Asprey, "The Bulletproof Diet."