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But caffeine is not totally off the hook when it comes to ulcers. This substance, along with alcohol, stress, cigarettes, and radiation therapy can damage the protective mucosal lining in the stomach, leaving you more susceptible to the development of ulcers by bacteria or anti-inflammatory medications. And for some people, caffeine and other mucosal damaging substances may delay healing of existing ulcers. Sign-up Above to Read More!

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