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While coffee may have anti-inflammatory effects, research suggests caffeine alone may increase or decrease inflammation.

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They’re colourful, flavourful and definitely Insta-worthy. But just because loaded teas are sold in nutrition bars and cafes across Australia and branded as ‘healthy’ doesn’t mean they’re good for us.

The ready-to-drink energy coffee delivers coffee-forward flavor with a boost of caffeine in single-serve cans.

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Caffeine overdoses in children are rising; experts recommend limiting intake and recognizing symptoms to prevent serious health risks.