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Is it likely that coffee could help your liver? is the suggestion black caffeinated only and if so why would this be?
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I am not aware of studies documenting an association between coffee drinking and liver disease. And certainly never seen a proper trial. But you can go to pubmed.com and search the worlds literature. Enter liver AND coffee.
Answered 5/30/2021
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