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Recent medical findings for a healthier body

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In a recent study, one group of subjects sampled decaffeinated coffee with 200 milligrams of caffeine added in a laboratory setting, making a strong cup of coffee. The stimulant was added to make that group’s coffee consistent with real-life amounts of caffeine found in a strong espresso. The other group drank just decaffeinated coffee. Both groups had sugar added to

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