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Published on: September 18, 2025 10:24 am IST
Dr. Jeremy London has warned that some coffee brooing methods may affect cholesterol levels due to the presence of oily compounds found in coffee beans.
Dr. Jeremy London, a cardiologist, explained in Instagram video on 10 September how some coffee brooing methods could affect cholesterol levels. According to him, especially, unfiltered coffee, such as French press or Turkish coffee, allows natural oily compounds to enter a drink called deterg. Also read UCLA and Harvard-Directed Cardiologist tells if drinking 1 to 3 cups black coffee is fine for the heart
Coffee browing methods out
He shared that these compounds could interfere with the breakdown of cholesterol of the body, possibly high LDL (often called poor cholesterol) and APOB leading to cholesterol levels. In his caption, he wrote, “The way you drink your coffee can increase your LDL and APOB levels.” Dr. London gave the title of his post: ‘Your coffee can increase your cholesterol’.
In the video he posted, Dr. London said, “The way you make your coffee can increase your cholesterol. Now, unfiltered coffee, such as French Press, Turkish, and boiled aspresso, all allow the deitter to enter their cups.
A simple solution to enjoy your coffee without risk?
Dr. According to London, these diterpene compounds can interfere with the breakdown of cholesterol of the body, possibly LDL and APOB increase cholesterol. He suggested a simple solution to reduce these effects: Using a paper filter during browing can effectively remove most of the determines, allowing you to enjoy coffee without the risk of increase in cholesterol.
He said, “A simple solution to reducing these effects is to drink your coffee through a paper filter, which will remove most of the determination. Thus, you can enjoy your cup coffee without the risk of increasing your LDL.”
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This article is only for informative purposes and is not an alternative to professional medical advice.
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