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               NAFLD. Many studies are still controversial by designs, methods, amount of caffeine or type of coffee used,
               measurements, different population investigated but research in this area should also focus on assessing
               the potential in taking this drink, quantifying the methods and number of intakes that generate an effective
               advantage. Pending further research, we can suggest that moderate consumption of 2-3 cups of coffee a day
               in patients with NAFLD should be encouraged.


               DECLARATIONS
               Authors’ contributions
               Wrote, reviewed and edited the manuscript: Calabrò A, Procopio AC, Gualtieri P
               Provided the tables: Calabrò A, Procopio AC, Gualtieri P
               Reviewed and approved the final manuscript as submitted: Primerano F, Larussa T, Luzza F
               Read and approved the final manuscript: Di Renzo L, De Lorenzo A, Abenavoli L
               Conceptualized and designed the review: Abenavoli L


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               Conflicts of interest
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