Busting 5 Common Coffee Myths

Coffee isn’t just a morning ritual; it’s a global obsession. Around 80% of U.S. adults drink coffee, with two-thirds enjoying a cup every single day. Worldwide, roughly 2.25 billion cups of coffee are consumed daily.

From jump-starting your morning to staying focused at work, coffee plays a role in productivity and comfort, while also promoting long-term health and longevity. At Absopure, we know that great coffee starts with great water and reliable delivery service. In honor of National Coffee Day, we’re setting the record straight and busting five of the most common coffee myths.

How to Prevent and Manage Fall Allergies

You may have made it through summer without getting sick, but as the season shifts, fall brings its own set of challenges for your immune system. In many regions of the United States, allergy season begins in late August and may persist into October. Knowing how to prevent and manage fall allergies can help you stay healthy and enjoy the season instead of struggling with symptoms.

Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, affects over 60 million Americans annually. It’s what happens when pollen or another allergen enters your body and your immune system recognizes it as a danger. Hay fever can induce sneezing, a runny nose, watery eyes, and congestion. A smart strategy and other safety measures can lessen unpleasant allergy flare-ups, allowing you to enjoy the fall season to the fullest.

3 Tips for Returning to School Sports

Every August, students and athletes across the country revisit practice grounds for sprints and scrimmages to prepare for the season. After summer break, the return to school sports puts real demands on young bodies. Jumping straight into practice after a family vacation or a summer of poolside snacks and sleeping in can be a recipe for burnout (or worse, injuries). As your student-athlete prepares for another school year, consider this checklist of “good habits” to start the season off on the right foot!