On this week's episode of the Stronger podcast, we talk to Bulletproof founder and CEO Dave Asprey about what coffee is doing to our health and our brain.

From cinnamon to coconut water, the culinary world is your oyster when supercharing your morning cup of joe. Here are the health benefits of 9 delicious coffee additives.

You'll be surprised how easy cold-brew coffee is to make at home. It involves little more than soaking coffee grounds in cold water for 12 to 24 hours.

There is a scientific reason you crave Pumpkin Spice Lattes every fall, and it has to with the nostalgic emotional response the spices trigger in our brains.

Think your daily Starbucks fix isn't sabotaging your diet? You'll be shocked to see how many calories and sugar the most popular Starbucks drinks — from the Pumpkin Latte to the Caramel Macchiato — rack up in a single serving.

Cold-brew coffee health claims include lower caffeine and acidity from a process that simply replaces the heat of a regular brew with time.

A new study suggests drinking coffee could help you live longer. Past studies have also linked coffee to reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Parkinson's disease and liver, colorectal and endometrial cancer.

This single beverage can be so many things to so many people. A jolt of wake-me-up caffeine; a vice; an addiction; a meal (where my bulletproofers at?); a mood booster or conversation starter. (Wanna meet for a cup of coffee, anyone?

Coffee can boost the release of the love hormone oxytocin which boosts the body's metabolic rate and help with weight loss, according to new research.

Thanks to Brewbudz, a new coffee pod, you can now start your day with a weed infused cup of joe every morning

When drinking Bulletproof Coffee, keep in mind these tips to truly reap the fat-burning benefits of the coffee & grass-fed butter combination.

Find out more about the nutritional composition of french vanilla coffee, a sweet treat in the morning, afternoon, or an accompaniment to dessert.