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" Today (May 11), snag a free 16oz (small) iced coffee at participating Dunkin&amp;#039; Donuts! Click here for official details and participating cities, and here for store locations!  If you&amp;#039;ve already had your morning cup, no fear: Research out of Harvard suggests that the consumption of coffee is, well, of no harm to us at all. Yay! (In short, they followed tons of people for a really long time to find that even those who drank up to six cups a day suffered no known negative health-related effects, including early death.) In fact, coffee is suggested to reduce the risk of a slew of conditions and diseases, including gallstones, Parkinson&amp;#039;s disease and more, which you can read about here: Checkup: Caffeine. However, everyone has their coffee threshold; in other words, just because one can technically drink up to two or three cups of coffee safely, according to Health Director Barbara Brody (watch her video on caffeine, Ask WD: How Much Caffeine is Too Much? ), that doesn&amp;#039;t mean we should, since caffeine affects all of us differently. (For example, if I drink any more than half a cup, my thoughts travel at a distracting speed.) Nevertheless, if you live in one of the lucky participating cities, go grab a guilt-free cup of Joe. Related articles at WomansDay.com: 8 Coffee-Flavored Dessert Recipes "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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