Indonesian Geothermal Coffee
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A cafe in Kamojang, Indonesia, uses geothermal energy for its coffee's post-harvest processing, blending local wisdom with eco-friendly technology. Meanwhile, Busan, South Korea, celebrates its identity as a vibrant 'coffee city' with a thriving cafe scene.
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Consuming coffee, particularly in the morning, might offer several health advantages, according to insights from Dr. Wang Chun-Ping, director of Run Sheng Rehabilitation Clinic. Studies suggest that moderate coffee drinkers may experience lower risks of type 2 diabetes, liver disease, and certain cardiovascular conditions compared to non-drinkers. The benefits are attributed to compounds like caff…
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