Why are more people sensitive to caffeine than others? ☕ Here are 3 gene mutations that might explain why! - CYP1A2 Gene - ADORA2A Gene - COMT & MAO Genes Do you think you’re caffeine-sensitive? Would love to hear below! #CaffeineSensitivity #Coffee #Genetics #MentalHealth
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