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Elina | 20:40 Wed 18th Feb 2015 | Body & Soul
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Having read up on things that contribute to 'hot flushes' .. I find out caffeine is a trigger. So, I look in to decaf & find that decaf coffee isn't totally decaffeinated & isn't that great for you either! http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/08/25/truth-about-decaf-coffee/
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I presume chicory coffee is o.k? H&B stock it.
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Yes divebuddy, but according to the link .. the process of making coffee decaf interfere with mineral absorption.
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I'm on iron tabs at the moment for anaemia, coffee is prob not helping me. Thanks for your thoughts/ contribution divebuddy x
If you are looking for semi-skim why not mix decaf & normal in the ratio you want ?
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Hi OG, I'm trying to go decaffeinated altogether. I've just bought some chicory coffee, it's an o.k -ish substitute ... if I must! ;0)
That's America and Fox News to boot, they regularly spot Elvis chatting to John Lennon. The "expert" quoted has neither qualification or research background..."A healthful eating centre in New York" Need I say more?

When I was going through the worst of the hot flushes, I gave up tea and coffee entirely. Did it make a difference? Did it bogroll!
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woof, apologies, I've only just seen this. I agree, there's not a lot helps ... although alcohol is definitely a trigger!

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