Whether it is African coffee beans, Ethiopian coffee beans or green coffee beans, coffee made from quality coffee beans is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world. And yet, there is still much debate on its effects and people still argue as to just how to make the perfect cup. You might think you know a lot about coffee as you are such a coffee lover, but here are a few things about coffee that you might not know.

Despite all the great things coffee can do for you, it can still be deadly. That’s right, coffee can kill you. Of course, you would have to average nearly 100 cups a day for that to happen. This would mean you need to down at least 7 cups of coffee per hour while you are awake, seems like overkill.

There are many studies over the years that have discovered coffee is good for you. Drinking coffee is good for your liver, may lower your risk of a heart attack and might cut the risk of colon cancer, just to name a few. In fact, a recent study found that coffee drinkers may enjoy a reduced risk of multiple sclerosis.

All you women reading this post might be interested in a study that suggests coffee might enhance sexual experiences and boost female sex drive. Men, take notes.

The coffee bean is actually a fruit. That’s right, coffee beans are actually pits of berries, coffee berries. Coffee berries, or cherries to some, are an edible fruit that holds coffee beans inside them. This means that you are actually drinking fruit when you enjoy a cup of coffee.

In Turkey, it used to be a custom that if a husband did not provide coffee for his wife, it was grounds (pun unintended) for divorce. Until lack of coffee do you part (pun intended). Women, take notes.

There is a reason they call New York the city that never sleeps, it’s because New Yorkers drink about 7 times as much coffee as the rest of the world. Nobody is really sure why residents of the Big Apple drink so much coffee, but some speculate it might have to do with population density. In such a big city, there is literally a coffee shop at every corner.

And there you have, a few fun facts about coffee.