#9 COFFEE - the need of the hour

Coffee.... This term is an emotion for all coffee lovers out there. Coffee is the instant solution for almost all our problems right? Be it stress, boredom, hangouts sessions or anything, a cup of coffee does it all!! Don't you want to know what that wonder beverage is capable of doing? Read on to find more....

Coffee has the ability to make you more smarter by improving your various brain functions.
Thanks to caffeine!!

Did you know that Coffee can actually help you burn more fat? I bet you did not know that :D

Don't want to suffer from Alzheimer's? - Have a cup of coffee

Want to liver longer? - Have a cup of coffee

Looking for methods to lower down your type II diabetes? - Have a cup of???? yeah!!! COFFEEEE

Did you know that coffee can be applied to hair and skin as well?

Yes you can!!

A face pack made of Coffee powder, Cocoa powder and Honey/yogurt serves as the best detox pack.

When applied on hair, coffee can stimulate hair growth, make your hair more manageable and it can even treat hair loss!!!

What??? really?

YES!

As coffee contains caffeine, it stimulates your hair roots,making your hair stronger and longer. Caffeine also has the ability to provide a natural sheen to your hair!

Woah right! So what more are you waiting for?

You now have another reason to grab a cup of COFFEEEEEEEE

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