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I wondered if de caf works the same as caffinated coffee to help the liver?

I have read that it does not matter, because it is not the caffine, but the beans. But my doctor says she only rtead studies with caffinated.

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I'd like to know the a answer to that too!

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Most of the studies were done with regular coffee but the caffeine was studied specifically and found to have no effect other than on the nervous system so decaf is considered to be good.

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