For someone who has two copies of the caffeine fast-metabolizing geneThe benefits of coffee are identical to slow metabolizers because they are caused by the many other, non-caffeine molecules in coffeeCaffeine toxicity is greater because it is the down metabolites from catabolism that cause problemsO It takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated withcaffeine than for someone with only the slow 1A* genesIt takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated withcaffeine than for someone with only the slow 1F* genes

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For someone who has two copies of the caffeine fast-metabolizing gene The benefits of coffee are identical to slow metabolizers because they are caused by the many other, non- caffeine molecules in coffee Caffeine toxicity is greater because it is the down metabolites from catabolism that cause problems It takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated with caffeine than for someone with only the slow 1A* genes O It takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated with caffeine than for someone with only the slow 1F* genes

For someone who has two copies of the caffeine fast-metabolizing gene The benefits of coffee are identical to slow metabolizers because they are caused by the many other, non- caffeine molecules in coffee Caffeine toxicity is greater because it is the down metabolites from catabolism that cause problems It takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated with caffeine than for someone with only the slow 1A* genes O It takes higher amounts of coffee to offset the health benefits of coffee with the problems associated with caffeine than for someone with only the slow 1F* genes

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter47: Animal Nutrition

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