Is Coffee Good for You?
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Top Comments (10)
Note to all: James Hoffmann, while denying being a health professional, *did not* deny being a professional athlete
Its nice of them to let Hames Joffmann continue his video-making hobby at the mental institute
Imagine waking up in hospital and seeing James Hoffmann intravenously administer a cup of coffee into you.
I work for a publishing house devoted to science communication... This video is a prime example of how to do *great* SciComm. I just shared it with our senior editor. Thank you, James! ❤☕
James really meticulously researched for a whole literature review and then presented it in a hospital with a coffee IV whilst wearing scrubs. Both the most ridiculous and most educational video I’ve watched in a long time.
Cancer epidemiologist here, this was really quite a measured video. One thing I might have considered including is that what people report consuming is rarely easy to parse from other factors such as socioeconomic status. This makes is challenging to know whether higher coffee leads to differences in disease risk or whether some other covarying factors may be accounting for that result -statistically significant, or otherwise.
The effects of caffeine on anxiety, panic attacks and depression are missing, and it would be interesting if more studies would further explore this field using different roasting and brewing methods. Besides, the video is great as always!
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"Coffee does improve another kind of performance too." The editing, him laying down and looking at you from below, the pause, and even the tiny smirk really made me think of something else. This isn't just a video, this is a three-day Manchu–Han Imperial FEAST for Hames Joffmann, there's just so much for them to go wild with.
8:37 - "The side eye while looking at phone, then move away from the crazy man talking to himself" is the maneuver all people in large cities learn to do.
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Top Comments (10)
Note to all: James Hoffmann, while denying being a health professional, *did not* deny being a professional athlete
Its nice of them to let Hames Joffmann continue his video-making hobby at the mental institute
Imagine waking up in hospital and seeing James Hoffmann intravenously administer a cup of coffee into you.
I work for a publishing house devoted to science communication... This video is a prime example of how to do *great* SciComm. I just shared it with our senior editor. Thank you, James! ❤☕
James really meticulously researched for a whole literature review and then presented it in a hospital with a coffee IV whilst wearing scrubs. Both the most ridiculous and most educational video I’ve watched in a long time.
Cancer epidemiologist here, this was really quite a measured video. One thing I might have considered including is that what people report consuming is rarely easy to parse from other factors such as socioeconomic status. This makes is challenging to know whether higher coffee leads to differences in disease risk or whether some other covarying factors may be accounting for that result -statistically significant, or otherwise.
The effects of caffeine on anxiety, panic attacks and depression are missing, and it would be interesting if more studies would further explore this field using different roasting and brewing methods. Besides, the video is great as always!
Click my trainwell (formerly CoPilot) link https://go.trainwell.net/JamesHoffmann-cp to get 14 days FREE with your own expert personal trainer!
"Coffee does improve another kind of performance too." The editing, him laying down and looking at you from below, the pause, and even the tiny smirk really made me think of something else. This isn't just a video, this is a three-day Manchu–Han Imperial FEAST for Hames Joffmann, there's just so much for them to go wild with.
8:37 - "The side eye while looking at phone, then move away from the crazy man talking to himself" is the maneuver all people in large cities learn to do.