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الصحة والعلوم الشرق الأوسط
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A small study by researchers at University College Cork in Ireland found that participants who drank decaffeinated coffee performed better on two memory tests involving words and locations after abstaining from coffee for two weeks and then resuming it. The study included 31 people and found changes in gut bacteria after they started drinking coffee again, whether caffeinated or not. The researchers suggest that other compounds in coffee may contribute to the effect. They stressed, however, that the small sample means the findings are preliminary and require further research.
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