Coffee has many health benefits if consumed in right amount, experts claim

Mayo Clinic says studies have found a possible association between coffee consumption and decreased mortality

Coffee has anti-oxidants, helps the body process glucose better, can offer some protection against Type 2 diabetes

Right amount of coffee can also protect against liver problems, Parkinson's disease

Johns Hopkins experts say drinking coffee may help ward off heart attack and stroke

Coffee helps to keep liver enzyme levels in a healthy range

Dark roast coffee reduces breakage in DNA strands, studies have found

Coffee drinkers have less chances of developing colon cancer, say Johns Hopkins nutrition experts

For women, at least one cup of coffee a day is associated with lowered stroke risk

Mayo Clinic, however, says consider cutting back coffee in case of side effects such as heartburn, nervousness, insomnia