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  1. Wouldn't the reduced cerebral artery velocity becaused by vasoconstriction
    Eternal Footman Eternal Footman United States says:
    May 8, 2024 at 2:11 PM

    Wouldn't the reduced cerebral artery velocity becaused by vasoconstriction not vasodilation.  This is a very contradictory finding. There is a study which concluded that it only takes one average cup of caffeinated coffee to inhibit the flow to the brain by up to 40%, which was evidenced with an MRI.

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