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Can ulcers be cause by drinking too much caffeine?
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Ulcers are caused by: A bacterium known a h. Pylori. People used to think that they came from worrying but we know differently today. Large amounts of caffeine from coffee can be harsh on the stomach and cause an acidic condition and taste in the mouth. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/18/2015
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