While there is still some caffeine, the process removes about 97% so the remaining caffeine is basically negligible.Decaf ,kinda like non alcohol .it still has it just not as much .
Tea has caffeine as well .
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While there is still some caffeine, the process removes about 97% so the remaining caffeine is basically negligible.Decaf ,kinda like non alcohol .it still has it just not as much .
Tea has caffeine as well .
They are a awesome treat sometimes,I don't drink them on a regular basis,because of the sugar in them.I like the Starbucks Doubleshot Energy Drinks.
It's technically a drug. If consuming drugs is a sin, then shouldn't Christians avoid caffeinated drinks and food?
Please share your thoughts.
My wife has your problem ,doctors told her no coffee or tea . Even decaf .While there is still some caffeine, the process removes about 97% so the remaining caffeine is basically negligible.
My first question is who says it's a drug? Same with alcohol? Probably the medical establishment who defines things as such (even natural things). By that standard, even natural foods and bodily substances like a vitamin E can be a "drug" if the Dr. prescribes that for circulation. Or again, Prednisone for inflammation, or how about insulin? I think the bigger question is if it's natural and all things in moderation AND how it's used. The problem with medical reasoning is that x cures y so vitamin E will help with circulation whereas the body needs ALL the known vitamins, etc for it to work the best. So what I am saying is the philosophical usage of the substances. Natural, in moderation (i.e. not to harmful excess) and proper usage.It's technically a drug. If consuming drugs is a sin, then shouldn't Christians avoid caffeinated drinks and food?
Please share your thoughts.
Of course not.I drink caffene coffee sometimes. I dont think i will be condemned for it.
Cardiologists don't seem to be agreed on this.My wife has your problem ,doctors told her no coffee or tea . Even decaf .
It wasnt her heart but her general practitioner and gastro doctor .Cardiologists don't seem to be agreed on this.
However, it's probably best to abstain.
It wasnt her heart but her general practitioner and gastro doctor .
She has had several scar tissue removed from acid build up . Meds also can and do cause acid build up.
I get the heart burn that wip mentions . I don't take meds that cause acid and are attributed to acid reflux that my wife takes .
I drink caffeine all day . It will hit me . My wife had one or two cups a day in the morning and or tea .
Coffee doesn't have phosphoric,citric acid that sodas and citrus juice ,ie lemon ,orange and grape juice have .
Sorry Jason, I misunderstood.It wasnt her heart but her general practitioner and gastro doctor .
She has had several scar tissue removed from acid build up . Meds also can and do cause acid build up.
I get the heart burn that wip mentions . I don't take meds that cause acid and are attributed to acid reflux that my wife takes .
I drink caffeine all day . It will hit me . My wife had one or two cups a day in the morning and or tea .
Coffee doesn't have phosphoric,citric acid that sodas and citrus juice ,ie lemon ,orange and grape juice have .
It is likely that it is not the caffein that is causing her heartburn issue. It is more likely the acids in the drink. This is why when you search for side effects of too much coffee, either caffeinated or decaffeinated, heartburn is commonly listed.My wife has your problem ,doctors told her no coffee or tea . Even decaf .
She doesn't have the les.but gerd.i was there when the doctor both times proved her upper GI .It is likely that it is not the caffein that is causing her heartburn issue. It is more likely the acids in the drink. This is why when you search for side effects of too much coffee, either caffeinated or decaffeinated, heartburn is commonly listed.
In my case, the caffein seems to be a source of my heartburn problem. It's like clockwork. If I drink regular coffee, I will experience heartburn within a couple hours so I always have to be ready with antacids, however, if I stay with decaffeinated, I don't experience that problem, even when I drink coffee all day long.
From healthline.com, here is a list of the most common acids found in coffee in order from highest to lowest concentration: chlorogenic, quinic, citric, acetic, lactic, malic, phosphoric, linoleic, and palmitic.
OkSorry Jason, I misunderstood.
Cardios here are saying that a cup of espresso a day is actually good.
I wish they'd make up their minds - this was not so some years ago.
Caffeine and sugar , oh me .The most consumed drug in the world would have to be sugar.
Arabica beans may become even more expensive with global warming destroying their environment. Ugh