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| Joined: Jul 2012 Posts: 3,267 Likes: 4 Patient Advocate (old timer, 2000 posts) | Patient Advocate (old timer, 2000 posts) Joined: Jul 2012 Posts: 3,267 Likes: 4 | I don't know the math, but high amounts of caffeine is a diuretic, beer too, and can cause dehydration. I have heard for every cup of coffee, drink a glass of water to replace the loss. Green tea is higher in caffeine than other types teas, but may have more added health benfits. Coffee also, and I made a poat in "adjuntive treamant" in reagrds to recent study saying that drinkig coffee reduced oral cancer risk by 50%, which was not seen in tea or decaffenated coffee. http://www.livestrong.com/article/294664-diuretic-effects-of-caffeine/
10/09 T1N2bM0 Tonsil 11/09 Taxo Cisp 5-FU, 6 Months Hosp 01/11 35 IMRT 70Gy 7 Wks 06/11 30 HBO 08/11 RND PNI 06/12 SND PNI LVI 08/12 RND Pec Flap IORT 12 Gy 10/12 25 IMRT 50Gy 6 Wks Taxo Erbitux 10/13 SND 10/13 TBO/Angiograph 10/13 RND Carotid Remove IORT 10Gy PNI 12/13 25 Protons 50Gy 6 Wks Carbo 11/14 All Teeth Extract 30 HBO 03/15 Sequestromy Buccal Flap ORN 09/16 Mandibulectomy Fib Flap Sternotomy 04/17 Regraft hypergranulation Donor Site 06/17 Heart Attack Stent 02/19 Finally Cancer Free Took 10 yrs
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