I typed "coffee health benefits" into a search engine and got an article on why coffee may have health benefits. Yes, too much of anything can be bad for you, but to present only one side of an argument is also disinformation.
I typed "coffee health benefits" into a search engine and got an article on why coffee may have health benefits. Yes, too much of anything can be bad for you, but to present only one side of an argument is also disinformation.I typed Coffee into Google and got a bunch of search results stating that too much caffeine/coffee is bad for you and is addictive. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition...e-side-effects
I swear, "Follow the science" and "disinformation" are only used by people in denial about getting swindled into believing utter nonsense these days.
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