Legalization Of Coffee In Canada
Each morning I start my day with a cup of dark roasted coffee with a touch of milk. Caffeine is an essential part of my life. So much so that I get a headache if I do not have a cup of coffee. After careful investigation on the production of coffee, its benefits and risks to health. I have concluded that coffee is much more than a morning beverage, it is a culture and a huge part of Canadian’s lives. The ideology of the “North American Dream” begins and ends with coffee.
The Oxford Dictionary defines coffee as “a hot drink made from the roasted and ground bean-like seeds of a tropical shrub” (CITATION). Coffee comes in all shapes and forms including hot, iced, and flavored. Coffee has taken an interesting and long journey to get into my home. My grandparents were very involved with their church, especially in supporting missionaries …show more content…
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After careful research and thinking I will still be drinking coffee. However, I will continue to only buy ethically sourced and fair trade coffee. As well, as I will be lowering my coffee intake to only two cups a day. This is so that my body does not become completely dependent on the caffeine. I know two cups of coffee sounds like a lot for an adult, but I am a student and love the taste of coffee. I do not drink coffee just for the energy boost. I drink it because it is flavourful, relaxing and gives me a little more motivation that I need before school or work.
Coffee is not just a drink, it's a culture. It is a drink that many people gather together to enjoy and converse. Not to mention the human body has been come very dependent on the caffeine levels people especially in North America consume daily. In my opinion, if individuals drink coffee and other caffeinated beverages in moderation there will be limited health risks later in
The Oxford Dictionary defines coffee as “a hot drink made from the roasted and ground bean-like seeds of a tropical shrub” (CITATION). Coffee comes in all shapes and forms including hot, iced, and flavored. Coffee has taken an interesting and long journey to get into my home. My grandparents were very involved with their church, especially in supporting missionaries …show more content…
By providing these wages, individuals lives ae
After careful research and thinking I will still be drinking coffee. However, I will continue to only buy ethically sourced and fair trade coffee. As well, as I will be lowering my coffee intake to only two cups a day. This is so that my body does not become completely dependent on the caffeine. I know two cups of coffee sounds like a lot for an adult, but I am a student and love the taste of coffee. I do not drink coffee just for the energy boost. I drink it because it is flavourful, relaxing and gives me a little more motivation that I need before school or work.
Coffee is not just a drink, it's a culture. It is a drink that many people gather together to enjoy and converse. Not to mention the human body has been come very dependent on the caffeine levels people especially in North America consume daily. In my opinion, if individuals drink coffee and other caffeinated beverages in moderation there will be limited health risks later in