Coffee is a dark-colored, bitter, somewhat acidic beverage that has a stimulating effect on humans, owing to the caffeine content.

Espresso, French press, café latte, or already-brewed canned coffee are just some of the ways it may be made and served across the world.

But did you ever wonder where the popular drink came from?

The Interesting Origin story of Coffee

Around 850 years ago, Kaldi, a goatherd, discovered the coffee plant. At his wife's request, he took the berries to some Monks in a monastery.

He explained it to them and stated that the effects are unlike anything they've ever experienced. After trying one, he'd never felt so delighted in both his mind and body.

Hearing this, the monk burned them because he thought it was the devil's work. The fragrance of fresh coffee permeated the chamber in a matter of seconds Then they swept the coffee beans off the fire, smashed them, and poured boiling water over them.

The MONKS stayed up all night to drink this new refreshing “cocktail”, promising to do so in the future in order to keep their nocturnal devotion. THE REST IS HISTORY!

❝The monks swept the coffee beans off the fire, smashed them, and poured boiling water over them. They stayed up all night to drink this new refreshing “cocktail”, promising to do so in the future in order to keep their nocturnal devotion.❞

Caffeine, the magic portion for brain stimuli & alertness

Caffeine has a structure that is similar to adenosine , a brain chemical that makes you feel tired. It binds to adenosine receptors in the brain and blocks them. Caffeine molecules bind to those receptors and prevent it from happening, providing a temporary boost of energy and alertness.

Simply put, When the adenosine receptors are inhibited, some of the brain's natural stimulants (such as dopamine) function better. The excess adenosine floating around in the brain signals the adrenal glands to secrete Adrenaline.

❝Caffeine works by mimicking adenosine receptors. Caffeine, which binds to the same receptors as adenosine, provides a temporary boost of energy , alertness and gives you the Buzz!❞

Many benefits of caffeine for pre-workout or work

Whether you're taking a mug of coffee at work, or enjoying a pre-workout espresso shot, It's difficult to imagine a day without it.

Caffeine gives you a boost of energy, and there's something soothing about that sip. But is it good for your health? Wait for it... YES IT IS! No it won't darken your skin tone. It's more powerful than ever!

Benefits, you say?

• Boosts energy levels
• Helps cleanse the stomach
• Improve Endurance performance
• Reduces risk of cancer
• Enhances mental alertness
• Lower risk of type 2 diabetes
• Liver Health
• Promotes weight management

Caffeine vs Energy drinks-An easy win

Coffee	Energy Drinks
Coffee is natural and has no additives.Coffee also contains healthy nutrients Such as vitamins B2 and B5, potassium, niacin and magnesium.	Energy drinks may seem like a more convenient way to earn a quick burst of energy, but they can also cause you to suffer from a severe sugar crash.
Black Coffee also contains no calories. It is not only tasty & low-cost but it also assists you in reaching your fitness goals.	As soon as the effects of the energy drink wear off, you may start to feel more fatigued than ever.
This popular beverage has been linked to increased strength, power, and endurance during your kickass workouts.	Also important to consider is that energy drinks contain high amounts of sugar, preservatives, additives, flavorings, and even dyes.

 

Is there a perfect Pre-workout Coffee?

 Introducing KETOFUEL® MCT Coffee! Imagine you wake up early in the morning and go for a walk. While strolling around you find one of the famous coffee shops in your area. You get a craving for caffeine and buy a cup of coffee.

Now get this: the coffee which you're sipping might not be a healthy option. Most of the popular brands on the market have a tendency to make coffee from a healthy option into an unhealthy one, with loads of added sugar, flavors and syrups.

You might as well be drinking a sugar loaded ice cream shake!

So this is a little nudge from us to you to wakeup and become a little more discerning when it comes to your coffee.

Coffee & MCTs- How The Body Uses Fat For Fuel

We've been brainwashed to think that fat is bad and that it causes weight gain or even heart attack. Well, that's not true!

A diet that is designed to fuel exercise must include fat. Fat is our main source of energy because of its high calorie density and seemingly limitless storage capacity. Ketones derived from fat are shown to be more efficient energy suppliers than glucose.

One gram of dietary fat equals nine calories of energy.

Long-duration, low- to high-intensity exercises such as marathons, triathlons, and weight training use fat as the primary fuel source.

As a result, our Ketofuel is high in fat derived from MCTs and coconuts. Goodbye, Laziness!

❝Fat is our main source of energy because of its high calorie density and seemingly limitless storage capacity. Ketones derived from fat are shown to be more efficient energy suppliers than glucose. As a result, our Ketofuel is high in fat derived from MCTs and coconuts.❞

Why you should switch from instant coffees now!

ALL INSTANT coffees on the market are over 70% carbs! Each cup can give you anywhere from 5-15g of carbs depending on how strong you make it.

At Neulife we love our coffee and wanted to solve this dilemma. E

nter KETOFUEL®, a Ready-to-mix, Smooth arabica Coffee packed with MCT superfuel, custom designed for Hot & Cold Brews with added stevia. Because some addictions are worth having. How about taking a pack of KETOFUEL® instead, be it for an early morning walk, at work or even while traveling. So you can not only satisfy your coffee cravings but actually boost immunity and energy at the same time!

Coffee, but make it healthy for real

Wake yourself up with a cup of coffee, and remember to be healthy and powerful. When thinking is sharp, workouts become more productive and effective. Endurance athletes appear to benefit greatly from coffee. No need to rush to an expensive coffee store or take any caffeine pills or expensive pre-workouts with loads of sugar!

Fire up the coffee pot and enjoy a warm cup of coffee or an espresso shot before your workout instead.