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Milena

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Coffee, caffeine and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease?

"We read with interest the meta-analysis [Shen et al. 2016] in Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology regarding the association between caffeine and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). The authors analysed separately the associations of (1) caffeine from ‘regular coffee’, which has been described elsewhere as ‘filtrated coffee’ [Anty et al. 2012], and (2) ‘total caffeine’, which included all coffee types, including espresso, and non-coffee caffeine (e.g. tea and soda). The authors found that ‘regular coffee caffeine’ but not ‘total caffeine’ was inversely associated with NAFLD fibrosis severity, and that neither was associated with NAFLD prevalence."

They also report that there was some conflicting evidence.
 

LucH

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What about caffeine causing a spike in adrenaline?
There won't be any substantial adrenaline spike if taken with enough sugar, as RP has mentioned it.
The same remark for eating only meat at breakfast (eggs with bacon and coconut oil): You need glucose and fructose not to raise adrenaline and cortisol (insulin spike).
 

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