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Decaf coffee contains similar health benefits when compared to caffeinated coffee, though the research on decaf coffee specifically is limited. In addition, decaf coffee isn’t completely ...

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It’s best to consume coffee 45-60 minutes before exercise, allowing the caffeine to fully activate, Dang revealed.