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Kawa jest ceniona na całym świecie ze względu na swój smak, aromat, a także stymulację ośrodkowego układu nerwowego. Ten napój nie jest tylko smaczny, ale także oddziałuje pozytywnie na nasz organizm, przyczyniając się do prewencji chorób takich jak cukrzyca typu 2 oraz choroby wątroby [1] . Zawarta w kawie kofeina ma w tym swój udział, jednak w badaniach dotyczących kawy bezkofeinowej również wykazano prozdrowotne właściwości, być może ze względu na obecność kwasów chlorogenowych [2]. Dodatkowo badano związek picia kawy ...
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