Glad I dont drink Coffee.

@MarmeeMarch it burns fats too until you become resistant to it

@SW-User The only I can think of that will burn fat is increased activity and maybe coffee helps jump start your day

@SW-User https://physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1469-7793.2000.00837.x

@MarmeeMarch https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/coffee-increase-metabolism#section2

@SW-User Sure thats a nice article written by ONE person that holds a bachelor's degree- I prefer my article in Google Scholar - it is more complex maybe too complex for some readers but nonetheless valid and extensive. They talk mostly about the monitoring of blood flow and carb metabolism in the leg.

I’m actually curious whether caffeine induces weight loss or not now 🤔. I’m a med student.. this is what’s on Wikipedia though[image deleted]@MarmeeMarch

@SW-User just read the goole scholar experiment WIKIPEDIA ? if you are a med student you better start reading [c=#003BB2][b]google scholar abstracts [/b][/c] - Wikipedia -why not the National Enquirer

@MarmeeMarch The point is from what I understand caffeine does increase weight loss by increased energy expenditure but doesn’t affect the fat metabolism directly

@SW-User These findings indicate that caffeine ingestion stimulated the sympathetic nervous system but did not alter the carbohydrate or fat metabolism in the monitored leg. That is from the abstract.

@MarmeeMarch So yeah makes sense. But it does contribute to weight loss

@SW-UserPlus even if it did - the boobs do not have any sig muscle / skeleton relationship so if you have an increased meta- your boobs don't do anything its your extremities maybe some core - but that is secondary fat loss than direct - arm or leg action.

@MarmeeMarch Hold on.. weight loss will lead to the boobs getting smaller ‘cause whenever an obese woman loses weight, her boobs obviously don’t remain the same size. So it must start leading to breakdown of fat

@SW-User I guess ppl are diff and they lose weight diff depending on their weight . age ////

@MarmeeMarch If your metabolism is increasing..and you’re eating a healthy diet and exercising then it’ll start leading to breakdown of fat I guess 🧐

@SW-User that goes without saying