Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
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Re: Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
#3I was never a coffee drinker, but I became interested because what was said in Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s newsletter. ( There is a ton of medical research covered in there. )
I didn’t dig in too deeply, but started drinking a morning cup of sugar free double mocha cappuccino, to help my workouts.
If I’m fooling myself, don’t tell me. I like the cappuccino.
Re: Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
#4Nice, maybe it balances out nicotine. People who don't pair caffeine with nicotine simply have no clue what they are missing ;)
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#5"While caffeine is the major individual component of coffee, the study suggests that it may not be the primary driver of these health effects."
All you haters that give me grief for drinking my daily cup of decaf can shut up now.
Re: Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
#6Nice, maybe it balances out nicotine. People who don't pair caffeine with nicotine simply have no clue what they are missing ;)
> People who don't pair caffeine with nicotine simply have no clue what they are missing ;)
We do, and that's called cancer;)
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#7"While caffeine is the major individual component of coffee, the study suggests that it may not be the primary driver of these health effects." All you haters that give me grief for drinking my daily cup of decaf can shut up now.
Are you familiar with the process of extracting the caffeine in decaf?
Unfortunately it isn't without potential downsides.
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#8I wonder whether decaf still contains these chemicals. I drank two cups of decaf every day.
Re: Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
#9"While caffeine is the major individual component of coffee, the study suggests that it may not be the primary driver of these health effects." All you haters that give me grief for drinking my daily cup of decaf can shut up now.
Are you familiar with the process of extracting the caffeine in decaf? Unfortunately it isn't without potential downsides.
Supercritical CO2 extraction is pretty innocuous. Just buy good decaf from a place that doesn’t bathe their beans in toxic waste.
Re: Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study
#10Nice, maybe it balances out nicotine. People who don't pair caffeine with nicotine simply have no clue what they are missing ;)
> People who don't pair caffeine with nicotine simply have no clue what they are missing ;) We do, and that's called cancer;)
Is there research that links nicotine to cancer? I’m unable to find anything that would suggest nicotine as cancer causing.