I drink three to four cups of Starbucks every day and have always had a perfectly healthy review on my cholesterol.

Jest sayin',
Bren :), who doesn't believe all the BS with the cholesterol levels anyway, but different topic...
 
 





 "bird of thought.
After experimenting, I find that the least or no ill effects come from organic Colombian, starting with green beans, light roast, medium fine grind.
I assume that this could be from a minimum of phyto-estrogens, and least use of insecticides."


 

I would worry more about the acrylamides inherent in roasting any starch such as that found in coffee berries ( called beans because they are not really edible raw - like most legumes).

Secondly, depending on brewing method, I would worry about cafestrol which causes very high cholesterol levels such as those experienced by Stefansson when he drank boiled coffee during his all meat studies in New York.

Ray Audette