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stopbulying ◴[] No.46178249[source]
Should people be unequally denied caffeinenated coffee on the basis of medical status as determined by a physician they must pay?

What about decaf only; 0.3% coffee?

Is decaf linked to slower biological aging, too?

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ImHereToVote ◴[] No.46179599[source]
Coffee contains a bunch of healthy compounds. Quercetin for one. A bunch of other flavonoids.
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DiabloD3 ◴[] No.46188857[source]
Coffee, the brew, is not a significant source of Quercetin. The grounds, the part you throw away, may be. But capers are like ~200mg per 100g, and outpaces all the other common sources of it, so if you were really big on Quercetin, you'd be looking at anything but coffee.
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1. ImHereToVote ◴[] No.46188992[source]
I do. I use Quercetin as my source of Quercetin.