Dr. Marla Shapiro breaks down the results of a new study that shows drinking too much coffee is linked to kidney dysfunction.
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I drink organic tea.
0:15 In other words, like *all* other diseases, etc…, moderation is the answer. I wonder how much money could be saved by stopping these ridiculous studies? You do a large study that gives you a pseudo response, and yet, there will be *no* further testing for the general population, so, as the interviewer puts it, “Just trial and error.” When you get the symptoms, and have kidney disease/failure, it MIGHT have been caused because of your genes but, you know, we’d have to study that… 🤦♀️
Welcome to Justin Trudeau’s disabilitycare coffee and carbs.
You Con trolls are so pathetic. Get a life.
Be healed. Kidney. Heart, lungs, stomach , intestines, liver. In Jesus name. All assignments be broken .
You’re off your nut!
Amen to that
Praise Jesus.
Tea has caffeine and sometimes more.
False. Green tea has 75-125 mg of caffeine, coffee has 275-350 mg.
Most notably, the caffeine in green tea contains L-Theanine, an amino acid that relaxes and calms the mind
while simultaneously providing mental alertness.
too many jabs also lead to thrombosis and large “unexplainable” blood clotting; ask your doctor; he/she knows your needs better than you yourself should. Oh Canada