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Research suggests coffee may be safe and might help speed bowel recovery after laparoscopy, though individual surgeon guidelines vary.

Yes, drinking beet juice can temporarily turn stool red or pink due to a harmless digestive reaction called beeturia.

Yes, for most people it is generally safe to drink barley tea every day, as long as it’s consumed in moderation and fits within a balanced diet.

No, plain black coffee is generally considered acceptable during a fast because its minimal calories and trace macronutrients do not trigger.

For most healthy people, yes, but coffee may reduce the absorption of non-heme iron from your meal by roughly a third if you drink it at the same.

Yes, the standard Starbucks Hot Chocolate is made with steamed dairy milk and topped with whipped cream, both of which contain dairy.

No, most Starbucks metal cups and tumblers are not recommended for dishwasher use, since the heat and water pressure can damage the insulation.

Research suggests that hibiscus tea may help lower blood sugar by inhibiting carbohydrate digestion and improving glucose uptake.

Yes, Starbucks cold drink cups are now labeled “Widely Recyclable” by How2Recycle, meaning they are accepted by curbside programs serving over 60%.

Yes, Pepsi Wild Cherry contains caffeine — 38 mg per 12 fl oz.