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2002/08/24, 03:38 PM
Because of it's caffeine content, do y'all think coffee can be considered a weight loss supplement to SOME degree? I'm not suggesting that coffee be used specifically for this purpose; I'm just wondering if it contains enough caffeine to be a substantial contributing factor?
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2002/08/24, 03:40 PM
Yeah i think so. It makes you more active which in turn makes you burn more calories. Allowing you to be more awake lets you do more things.
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2002/08/24, 03:45 PM
P.S. I just read in "Men's Fitness" mag that the catechin polyphenols (what ever the hell they are) in GREEN TEA are a good fat burner. They act as both an antioxidant and as a metabolism booster.
Who knows? Maybe there's something to it?
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2002/08/24, 04:05 PM
Stick with the tea it is great most tea's have a lot of natural healing power, tea rocks herb teas that is
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2002/08/24, 04:34 PM
OK. I just did a search and found all my answers.
Sorry for asking before looking! :o)
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