Caffeine Addiction or Chemical Overload – Could Decaf be More Chemically Dangerous than Caffeine?

October 16, 2011

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susan ray March 19, 2012 at 11:34 am

Hi, Just found your site. I am in the middles of trying to find decaf products that are “naturally” decaffeinated. Any brand that you know of for teas and coffees. I am new to this because I had some health issues and the first thing my doc asked was how much decaf stuff do you drink!
I did not realize that teas were chemically decaffeinated. Oh boy I just stocked up on teas!

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Susan Ray

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LoCarbolicious March 20, 2012 at 12:29 am: I like Allegro’s decaf black tea, which I get from Wholefoods. It’s not as strong as normal non-decaf tea, but it’s not bad for a decaf. If you find it too weak, you can always use 2 teabags. Allegro makes both decaf tea and coffee using the CO2 “natural” process. http://www.allegrocoffee.com/coffee/decaf

Let me know if you find any other good brands! What health issues did your doctor suggest decaf drinks caused?

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