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Drinking coffee can add years to your life. It is what it claims an investigation by the National Cancer Institute, in the United States, published by the Daily Mail. The study, conducted with around 500 thousand people showed that the risk of death for older people decreases with coffee consumption. Excess caffeine generally considered unhealthy, but the survey found that coffee can help reduce deaths from heart and respiratory disease, stroke, injuries, accidents, diabetes, and even infections.

A study conducted in the Harvard School of Public Health, associated coffee consumption with a reduction of about 50% in the risk of suicide in men and women. The work was published in The World Journal of Biological Psychiatry.
Analysing data from three large studies involving more than 208,000 people, researchers found that those taking two to four cups of caffeinated coffee daily have a lower tendency to suicide than those who ingested decaffeinated coffee or does not drink.