Is decaffinated coffee caffeine free??!


Question:

Is decaffinated coffee caffeine free??


just wondering if its totally caffiene free or if some in it?


Answers: there is caffine in decaf for sure. Not as much of corse but it still has some in it some caffeine is still in it some has NO caffeine, some has 3/4 of what regular coffee has.

Consumer Reports did a small article on this either this month or last month, and it tells you what is lowest. thee is no caffeein in decaffinated coffea

remarkably lol youd have to look to the coffee for the exact content. but im pretty sure, at least the majority, of decaf coffee still contains trace amounts of caffine.

similar to how o'douls still has alcohol. Actually there is a low amount of caffeine in it. I am a nuke med tech and when we do our cardiac testing, part of the patient prep is to not have any caffeine twelve hours prior to the examination. On our list of items we ask patients if they have had includes decaf coffee, enough to alter the effect of some of the meds we give them during the test.
I saw an article about eight or nine months ago about coffee, and they did a test on coffee ordered from Starbucks, McDonalds and other popular spots to get java. They discovered in an alarming percentage that when asked for decaf they recieved caffinated coffee, and in some cases the decaf actually had more caffeine than the normal cafinated. So basically, you never know what you're getting unless you make it yourself. i was put on a caffeine free diet a few years ago, and was told by my doctor that all decaff coffee has some trace amounts of caffeine. u are better off finding an alternative like herbal tea. Yes, it's caffeine free, any caffeine found in "caffeine free" coffee is a very small, negligible amount. there are still small traces of caffeine Decaf coffees are 99.5% ccaffeine free. FDA allows the 0.5% caffeine to be labeled as caffeine free, just as to other food items. It will be difficult to find out it is 100% free. There is a brand of coffee that market as complete free of ccaffeine. It tastes just like coffee except it's made with a different type of berry. I can't recall which brand or the barry name now. ...of course it is. There is some caffeine in decaf coffee.

Maybe they should call it low caff instead of decaf.

More appropriate, right? They cannot completely remove all caffeine from the process used and therefore, decaffinated coffee does contain some caffeine. However, there is an Ethiopian coffee bean that naturally decaffinates itself. There is a natural chemical, in the bean, that blocks the caffeine from being active. Therefore it is a natural decaffinated coffee. Coffee companies won't use this bean as the cost of purchase is low and they would not be able to justify their high profits. The biggest advantage of the Ethiopian coffee bean is that you can drink loads of it before going to bed and still sleep soundly. An American (UN worker) stole six of these coffee plants, in 2005 and took them out of Ethiopia. He claimed that he had "discovered" the plant??? How can an American discover something that has been around, in public view, for thousands of years? Ethiopian coffee is the original coffee for all coffees as it was first known in the "Kaffa" region. Kaffa became known as caffee and cafe. In English speaking countries, caffee became coffee. No not absolutely... I would think so . I don't know. But my friend says no. theres still some caffine just not as much(about a third) ummm....yeah



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