Does coffe make you fat?
370267
No but the sugar and cream you put in it can give you calories that can that can turn to fat. I've done the South Beach diet before and they suggest putting powdered cream and a sugar supplement in your coffee to cut down on calories. I prefer Sweet 'N Low.
308338
There has been no conclusive study showing that coffee or caffeine stunts your growth. However excessive coffee consumption can have a negative impact on your health. \n\nFrom personal experience, my twin sister and I are prime examples.  She has never had a sip of coffee in her life.  I started drinking coffee in 2nd grade.  She's 5'2", and I'm 5'8".  Go figure.  I think it's different for each individual and their own body chemistry and how it reacts to caffeine.
948205
yeah..you have fat there
353857
Caffeine is in no way fattening. What i do is drink my coffee black with no sugar etc.. It only takes about 1 to 2 weeks to get used to the taste but once you do you will never switch back.\n\nBelieve it or not many bodybuilders drink Black coffee prior to competions. Go for it just do not add suger or any dairy etc...
433352
stay away from sugar...the more refined it is (ie. the sweeter it is) the fatter you get.\n\nsoft drinks, candy, cakes etc.......yuk!
664131
Turn the bottle around and read the back....\n\nUsusally light beers are about 100 calories...but it's not the calories that get you...it's the fact that alcohol can slow your metabolism by 40%...that's what makes you fat.
512182
Remember, any edible taken in excess can make one fat.  Drinking any type of alcohol can lead to obesity.\n\nScientists have found no link between beer consumption and obesity.  They said the findings suggested there is no truth in the claim that drinking too much beer makes people obese. \n\nThere is a common notion that beer drinkers are, on average, more 'obese' than either non-drinkers or drinkers of wine or spirits. However,  scientists found no link between beer consumption and obesity. \n\nHonestly - you can check out details at the following site:\n\nHappy Drinking :)
362641
Yes, carbonated soft drinks do cause a loss of bone mass.  Also, the caffeine in the drink stimulates Osteoclasts (which breakdown bone) and thus cause a loss of bone mass.
552395
I'm sure there is fat and salt in it, if you're trying to avoid them.  Unless you have it every day, it probably can't make you fat.
671314
There is one study that suggests artificial sweeteners increase cortisone, a hormone that can cause weight gain.  It has nothing to do with not satisfying your craving for sweets.  However, cortisone really doesn't increase your weight, it increases your appetite.  If you follow any diet in which you are watching the amount of calories you consume, you can have as much Diet Soda as you want, and it will not effect your weight.  Regular soda is MUCH worse than any diet soda.  Not only is regular soda high in calories, but those calories come from high fructose corn syrup - a particularly nasty sugar that actually turns off your sensation of being full.  So, if you are going to watch your calorie intake (and how many you burn, too), you should be fine.  I do recommend Coke Zero, however, because drinks sweetened with Splenda are better for you than with Aspartame.
370305
Coffee as you know contains caffeine. Depending on the variety used the caffeine content can vary.  This has the ability to stimulate the brain.  However, overdosing on caffeine can have the reverse affect.  Think Incredible Hulk Syndrome.  Further, caffeine and other substances within the coffee can speed up your heart, too fast.\n\nThe real danger comes from consuming, unwittingly, more caffeine from other sources, such Coca Cola chocolate etc.\n\nHowever, moderation is the watch word.\n\nMy favourite stimulant is TEA [Camellia sinensis]. I consume gallons of it everyday. \n\nOf course it does contain equal amounts of caffeine, as coffee.  Tea does have other inherent health properties.
31183
The sugar might turn into fat when it gets into your system, but not until then.\nKeep in mind, diet softdrinks aren't any better for you than the sugar loaded ones- the artificial sweeteners are suspected of causing mental problems and more.  the carbonation is bad for you too.  If anyone has the willpower to drink only water, milk, and maybe a little fruit juice (no sugar added)- will find themselves feeling and looking better in a few weeks.
925450
There are no pills that you can take that will help you "increase your metabolism and burn fat."  Caffeine is a good substance to utilize if you are looking for some assistance.  It will help increase fatty acid mobilization and you'll be able to prolong your workouts thus creating a higher caloric deficit.
827355
it will burn the fat making you thinner
1040102
Water does not make fat.  It will add to your weight, but only until you pee (water weight).  Temperature makes NO DIFFERENCE, unlike what some of these people think.  (Where do they get this crap from??)
206598
Sex does not make you fat... it's actually a good exercise.\nJust leave the whipped cream and chocolate syrup out of it. And use condoms.
624537
What Coffee Can Do:\n\nImproves mental performance. \nBoosts physical energy. \nElevates and improves mood. \n \n\nResearchers at MIT found that "caffeine is \na mind-accelerating mood booster." \nIt increases mental performance. \nCaffeine stimulates reaction time, attention span, \nconcentration and acuity with numbers. As little \nas 32 mg of caffeine as much as in a single serving \nof cola or a 5-ounce cup of tea can give you a real \nmental and energy boost. \nCaffeine moves to your brain fast, with 20 to 30 \nminutes and lasts up to 6 hours. \n \n\nCaffeine also improves physical endurance. Studies \nshow that cyclists pedaled 7% harder and lasted \nin competition 20% longer after taking caffeine. \n\nTip\n\nDrink your caffeine before your meal for a bigger \nenergy boost and fatigue beater effect.