Life Hacker, June 6, 2016
And in another study, led by Robert Heaney, MD, at the Creighton University School of Medicine, also published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Heaney notes that most research linking caffeine to bone mass is conducted on elderly people whose diets are already low on sources of calcium because they drink so much coffee and soda and don’t drink anything else.
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Four Popular Coffee Myths, Debunked by Science
– June 7, 2016Posted in: CU in the News
