Coffee Crystals Acid Reflux Decaf
People who suffer from acid reflux are often advised by doctors to limit their coffee intake because of its high acid content. In a comparison of two coffee varieties developed to lower reflux-causing acids, Puroast Low-Acid Coffee and Folger's Simply Smooth, Puroast's coffee was found to have 75 percent lower total acidity and 60 percent to 90 percent lower concentrations of chlorogenic acids.
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