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Too Much Coffee, Soda May Raise Your Risk of Stroke, but Tea May Lower It
Share on Pinterest New research suggests that drinking too much coffee, soda, and fruit juice each day may greatly increase your stroke risk, while drinking tea may lower it. Pekic/Getty Images ...
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How coffee or soda can raise stroke risk, while tea reduces it
If you drink too much soda, fruit juice and coffee, beware! It could significantly increase the risk of stroke, according to ...
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Too Much Coffee, Soda, Fruit Drinks Linked to Stroke Risk, Study Finds
Too much soda, fruit juice and coffee could significantly increase the risk of stroke, according to research led by the ...
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Too Much Coffee, Soda May Raise Your Risk of Stroke, but Tea May Lower It
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Preventing the browning from occurring is essentially an effort to slow down the enzymatic reaction of the fruit, Keathley ...