Dr Oz: Greek Coffee Fights Heart Disease
Dr. Oz is revealing a powerful new drink that fights heart disease and helps you live longer. Greek coffee is not only prepared differently from other coffees but it also has some powerful health benefits no other coffee has. If you thought every type of coffee was the same, think again.
Dr Oz: Greek Coffee Lowers Risk Of Diabetes
Chris Kilham, medicine hunter, said the most noticeable way Greek coffee is different from normal coffee is in the way it is prepared. Unlike other types of coffee, Greek coffee is boiled.
Dr. Oz went over the benefits of Greek coffee, explained how it can lower heart disease and the risk of diabetes and went over how much to drink a day.
Another characteristic that sets Greek coffee apart from normal coffee is how concentrated the coffee is. It is far more concentrated than other coffees, giving people a much stronger taste than they would expect.
The most important difference in Greek coffee is the health benefit. Studies have show Greek coffee to reduce heart disease, lower risk of diabetes and even prevent some types of cancer.
Dr Oz: What Is Turkish Coffee?
Dr. Oz went over the types of coffee you normally get:
- Coarse grind – Mostly likely what you are served at a restaurant.
- Medium grind – Probably how you prepare your coffee at home, either in a brewer or a French press.
- Fine grind – Kilham explained fine ground coffee, or espresso grind, as having a texture like baby powder. He says a fine grind is what is used for Greek coffee, which is also called Turkish coffee.
Dr Oz: Greek Coffee Is Boiled
Chris Kilham explained the first way people ever made coffee was by boiling the coffee. He said if you are making Greek coffee at home, make sure to boil the coffee for a few minutes, until foam forms on the top. This is when you know the coffee is ready to be drank.
Dr Oz: Drinking Five Cups of Greek Coffee Recommended
Dr. Oz said he is passionate about sharing Greek coffee with his female audience because the coffee has been shown to fight heart disease, the number one killer of women. While the caffeine content in Greek coffee is lower than American coffee, Dr. Oz said you will reap the benefits of the Greek coffee by drinking three to five cups per day. This will amount to about 100 mg of caffeine.
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