Drinking coffee on an empty stomach isn't necessarily harmful, but it can cause jitters, heartburn, or digestive issues in some people. If needed, pair it with food to reduce side effects.

Many people believe that drinking coffee is dehydrating. As with other myths, there’s a certain logic at work. Caffeine is a diuretic, which means that you’re more likely to urinate after drinking it.

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Drinking one less cup of coffee per day increased the risk by 17%. But there’s a twist. If you already have type 2 diabetes, coffee can raise both blood sugar and insulin levels.