WASHINGTON, July 7. -- Alcohol may be extracted from the bulb covering the coffee bean, according to a report sent by Consul E.H. Plumacher of Maracaibo to the Department of Commerce and Labor.

Despite their differences, alcohol and caffeine have one thing in common - their ability to impact sleep quality.

“Coffee is an antifibrotic,” he says ... “If you do, all of that alcohol goes very quickly into your system. You very quickly get drunk and the liver becomes overloaded, because it can ...

Alcohol and coffee, which also disrupt sleep ... which means you might be kept up at night with the need to go to the toilet, says Thornton-Wood. Does drinking a few glasses of wine or cups ...