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for those that have an issue consuming coffee e.g headaches, stomach issues. my non-medical advice based on personal experiences is: try lighter to medium roast
by dzonga 7y ago
for those that have an issue consuming coffee e.g headaches, stomach issues. my non-medical advice based on personal experiences is: try lighter to medium roasts. course grounds - french press | traditional brews. 100% arabica beans. flush with water i.e after a cup of coffee drink two - 4 cups of water. also mixing decaf n caffeinated coffee
- emsign 7y agomy advice: avoid caffeine altogether, everything decaf, if you insist on consuming those beverages.
- pivo 7y agoMy understanding is that lighter roasts can actually have more caffeine than dark roasts because the roasting process gradually removes caffeine from the beans. That’s from George Howell who is kind of a coffee legend here in the US north east. Haven’t tested this myself.
- bgutierrez 7y agoThis is what everyone at Starbucks is taught.
- standardUser 7y agoThe way in which the beans are ground and the coffee brewed has a vastly larger impact on how caffeinated the drink will be.
- elwell 7y agoFrench press could hurt your stomach more than a method that uses a paper filter.