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Italian Study Says Espresso and Moka Pot May Reduce This Liver Disease

By healthylife7August 6, 20260

A new study among coffee drinkers in southern Italy found that people who drink espresso or moka pot brews on a daily basis were less likely to develop the liver disease known as MASLD. In the study, the protective benefit appeared to grow stronger with each cup, plateauing at 4-6 cups per day

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