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No effect on me. Not at the mild drink that I have for coffee or tea. And it's an 8 oz. cup.

My neuropathy issues are of the peripheral nervous system.

Caffiene may bother others but not me. I am not addicted to it either. I can go without and have no problems. Even supposedly healthy people who are addicted to caffiene will have a headache or whatever without it.
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i have two cups a day of strong coffee with milk and it doesnt make mine any worse and not having coffee doesnt make it any better
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No effect on me. I start my day with a large two-cupper and feel fine.

I'm beginning to wonder if salt might be effecting me, though.
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