Q&A for How to Drink Green Coffee

Yes, it is, as it makes your body very healthy and it helps to burn belly fat and back fat.

Of course, it's still coffee! If you need to add something to sweeten or smooth it, then feel free to!

Two cups a day of green tea is fine (except matcha, which has a higher caffeine content), but the green coffee talked about in this article is not safe to drink while breastfeeding.

Whichever way you prefer is fine. The temperature of the green coffee doesn't make a difference.

Yes, you can cold brew green coffee the same way you'd cold brew coffee normally.

If you are doing intermittent fasting for dietary purposes then yes, it can be. If you are fasting before a surgical procedure or medical test, avoid it. If fasting for religious reasons, check with your religious leader.

Yes, you can. Just don't drink more than four cups a day, to avoid consuming too much caffeine.

This will depend on other actions you take while doing this. Just drinking green coffee will not make much difference if you don't exercise or eat healthily.

Green coffee can aid with weight loss (mostly by replacing sugary drinks), but it alone will not cause weight loss. For that, you need to eat well, eat less and exercise more.

You can use it until it starts to taste bad to you (but I would not use the same grounds/beans for more than one day, because it will start to go bad after a while).

Be very cautious taking green coffee if you have diabetes. It is likely safe - for up to 3 cups a day - but this is not known for certain. There are scant reports that green coffee alters the way your body processes sugar. Monitor your blood sugar levels even more carefully when you are drinking green coffee. Talk to your doctor about it too.

A healthy, calorie-restricted diet and exercise will do that. If you struggle to lose weight despite eating healthily and exercising, then talk to your doctor, as this could indicate another underlying problem.

You can add just about anything you like (as long as it is edible). Popular flavor additives for coffee include chicory and cardamom - but experiment with other spices to see if you can find something you like even better.