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A member asked:
I'm supposed to curb my coffee intake after my last kidney stone can the new green coffee extract drinks serve as a replacement?
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Probably not: The only difference between the regular coffee and green coffee is the lack of roasting the latter. Whatever in coffee your doctor does want you to take is likely present in green coffee extract as well.
Answered 9/28/2012
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