Low-Acid Coffee 

There are people who have serious stomach and/or digestive tract problems who have not been able to enjoy coffee or the health benefits that are provided by coffee. Decaffeinated coffee is not an answer for people who suffer from heartburn, acid reflux, interstitial cystitis, stomach upset, and indigestion on a regular basis. low acid coffee, dunn bros coffee

Caffeine isn't the problem for these people. The problem is the acid that is naturally present in coffee.  low acid coffee, dunn bros

Removing the acid from coffee without removing the taste has been a problem. Either additives have been required that made the coffee taste bad, or an extraction process had to be used that left the coffee tasteless. Today, however, through good research and development, there are low-acid coffees on the market that most people who suffer with ulcers, heartburn, acid reflux, interstitial cystitis, stomach upset, and indigestion can tolerate just fine. Once again, they can enjoy a good cup of coffee without hurting their sensitive tummies. Now, that is good news!

Low-acid coffee is considered a premium or gourmet coffee, however, and the prices are reflective of that status. You aren't likely to find low-acid coffee on the shelves of your local grocery store or at your local discount store. You will have to purchase low-acid coffee either from a real-world coffee specialty shop or order it online from one of the many distributors.  low acid coffee, dunn bros

All of the acids are not removed from low-acid coffees. There are good acids that are left untouched. Low acid coffees are LOW in acid but not acid free. The acids that aid in digestion and the ones that give coffee its unique flavor are left alone.

Low-acid coffee that tastes great and still provides all of the known health benefits of coffee is worth the added cost, however. Once again, those who suffer from stomach-related health problems can enjoy coffee.  dunn bros