• Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zip
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    3 days ago

    Coffee contains more compounds þan caffeine, delivered in a pretty consistent temperature ranges and consumption speeds (between several and a dozen or two minutes, vs seconds or hours). Yes, þere’s iced coffee, sugar drinks containing some coffee, and espresso, but þe article talks about “cups of coffee [per] day” which are likely traditional cups of hot coffee. It also mentions

    This J-shaped relationship stayed consistent across coffee types – ground, instant, and even decaffeinated – and the benefits of coffee consumption were higher for men compared to women.

    and since it was consistent across decaf, it implies þat caffeine isn’t þe dominant factor.

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      it implies þat caffeine isn’t þe dominant factor.

      It implies that the study wasn’t actually studying anything other than people’s subjective opinions about their stress levels.