Is Coffee Secretly Aging Your Face?

Wrinklebusters

Most people drink coffee to wake up.
But your skin might be screaming: “Put it down!”

Let’s break the silence. Coffee — especially the way most people drink it — quietly ages your skin and sets the stage for even deeper problems underneath.

⚠️ How Coffee Contributes to Wrinkles

1. Acidic Load = Collagen Breakdown

Coffee is highly acidic, especially conventional blends that are:

• Grown with chemical pesticides
• Sprayed with fungicides
• Mold-contaminated

Acidity damages the skin from the inside out:

• It dissolves minerals
• Breaks collagen bonds
• And forces your body to pull alkaline resources from bones and tissues to compensate — accelerating aging.

2. It Dehydrates You

Coffee is a diuretic — meaning it steals hydration.
Dehydrated skin = fast-track to crow’s feet, sagging, and dullness.

3. It Spikes Cortisol

One strong cup, especially on an empty stomach, spikes your stress hormone:

• Cortisol thins the skin
• Triggers inflammation and puffiness
• And over time, melts down elastin and collagen

🦠 Why Wrinkle Terrain Attracts Parasites

Here’s the lesser-known truth: aging terrain attracts parasites.

They don’t just show up for no reason. They’re biological recyclers — drawn to:

• Low oxygen
• High acidity
• Poor circulation
• Stagnant waste

So when coffee leaves behind a trail of acid, dryness, and inflamed tissue, it creates what can be called “death energy” — the biological signals that things are breaking down.

That’s when parasites see an opportunity.

Wrinkles are often not just skin-deep — they reflect a deeper tissue terrain that’s becoming unbalanced. The same conditions that cause sagging and creasing are often the exact same that invite microbial overgrowth and hidden infestations.

✅ How to Make Coffee Work For You

Let’s not demonize coffee — let’s get smarter.

Drink smarter:

• Use organic, mold-tested beans
• Add:
  • Coconut oil (for stable fats and hormone support)
  • Maple syrup or raw honey (as natural, mineral-rich sweeteners)
  • Optional: cinnamon or cardamom (for blood sugar balance)

Protect skin:

• Follow with lemon water to neutralize acidity
• Eat hydrating fruits (like pineapple or melon) to counterbalance diuretic effect

💡 Coffee as a Wrinkle Tool?

You read that right.

Used topically, coffee can briefly acidify the skin’s surface — helping:

• Loosen calcified deposits
• Soften stuck fascia
• Stimulate circulation

Think of it like using lemon on a dirty copper pan. A quick acid wash can help break up gunk — if followed properly with hydration and mineral replenishment.

✅ Try this:

• Mix a dab of cooled organic espresso with lemon juice and honey
• Rub gently onto deep wrinkle areas for 3–5 minutes
• Rinse, then apply a mineral-rich moisturizer or aloe

Final Take

Coffee isn’t the enemy — but unconscious coffee habits are.

If you:

• Drink low-quality acidic coffee
• Add sugar and creamers
• Skip hydration
• Do it daily on an empty stomach…

…you’re aging your skin faster than you think.

But if you drink mindfully, hydrate well, and use coffee strategically, it can become a tool — not a trap.

Ricardo: I want to stress, that if we can see not only coffee but other foods and beverages as medicine… then we can be more focused on the appropriate dosage… which for coffee, might not be every day, several times a day, which we can see would be aging, and would help create wrinkles, which parasites thrive in. That is something people don’t normally realize: wrinkles = parasite hotel and once they check in, they don’t want to leave… thus seeing our face like a “Hotel California” for approximately 10 major classes of parasites, which account for approximately 80% of total facial parasites.

Top 10 Parasites That Live In A Wrinkled Face!!

Wrinklebusters (for men and women who are interested in a 6-step protocol for a wrinkle busting good time.)

Unblock Your Junk (for men, and the women who love us, who realize the same issues that cause wrinkles in the face, also cause major issues down below)