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Why should one avoid caffeine of tea/coffee even if one takes it 3-4 times a week moderately,is not habitual to it and it doesn't cause any symptoms?
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No need..: ..to avoid caffeine in this case.Your usage is very minimal and it's not causing any symptoms.
Answered 10/29/2016
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