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<blockquote data-quote="SaskiaKC" data-source="post: 2139573" data-attributes="member: 487111"><p>You have my sympathy about the coffees. A slightly different problem has affected me recently. I read that decaf coffee, which I usually drink for my blood pressure, can raise LDL cholesterol. I also read that unfiltered coffee can raise LDL numbers. This after just a few months ago reading how delicious and "real" unfiltered coffee is, and buying a stovetop percolator to make coffee the good old way my mother used to! Arrrggghhh. </p><p></p><p>A hug to you, and purrs to Daisy and especially Bobs. She may well have a little PTSD going on related to her carrier, but I believe that she will settle down and be fine now you are all home again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SaskiaKC, post: 2139573, member: 487111"] You have my sympathy about the coffees. A slightly different problem has affected me recently. I read that decaf coffee, which I usually drink for my blood pressure, can raise LDL cholesterol. I also read that unfiltered coffee can raise LDL numbers. This after just a few months ago reading how delicious and "real" unfiltered coffee is, and buying a stovetop percolator to make coffee the good old way my mother used to! Arrrggghhh. A hug to you, and purrs to Daisy and especially Bobs. She may well have a little PTSD going on related to her carrier, but I believe that she will settle down and be fine now you are all home again. [/QUOTE]
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