Caffeine Articles

1). The Dangers of Sodas and Diet Drinks By : Dianne Ronnow
Sodas and colas are incredibly popular across the world. These beverages account for more than a quarter of all drinks consumed in the United States. More than 15 billion gallons were sold in 2000. That works out to at least one 12-ounce can per day for every man, woman and child. Sodas are full of empty calories and will contribute to obesity, tooth decay, weakened bones and caffeine dependence.
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2). Caffeine addiction – how to give up successfully By : Alison Cassar
Caffeine addiction is the same as any other addiction. This is because caffeine is a powerful drug and giving it up successfully requires dedication, planning and organisation. Caffeine is found in coffee, tea, cola, chocolate as well as common medications for headaches and menstrual cramps. One of the most common reasons people have caffeine is for an energy boost.
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3). Tea and Eyes Beauty By : john
For people who suffer every morning from puffy eyes or have to cover the bags under their eyes, apart from purchasing expensive cosmetic creams to reduce the symptoms perhaps it is wise to try out one of the oldest natural remedies: a couple of tea bags. If you consider it, it is at least worth the try, as your eyes are, apart from the windows or your soul, also the focal point of your face.
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4). How To Kick The Caffeine Habit By : Terence Young
For most people the morning routine will include a cup or two of coffee. It has become so ingrained into many peoples morning routine that they feel depleted and agitated if they don’t get their usual dose of caffeine. We have somehow convinced ourselves that we need caffeine to wake us up and keep us going.
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5). Coffee is an mysterious drink and so is its past By : Valerie Shapero
About 850 A.D it is said that a lone shepherd and his flock came across a strange and mysterious plant growing upon a secluded and forgotten hillside. Before he could stop them some of his herd had began to gnaw away at this unusual berry. After about fifteen minutes or so the herder started to notice that his sheep were behaving in an odd manner. Not only were they unusually alert but they also appeared to be extremely hyperactive.
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6). Are Energy Drinks Safe? By : Dave Elger
A look energy drinks and related health issues.
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7). Are You Drinking Too Much Coffee? By : Royane Real
Do you regularly take mind altering drugs? Most of us would answer no, we don’t. And yet we would be wrong. Many people who claim to be sober and law abiding citizens actually consume a mind altering drug every day. You may be one of them.
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8). Medication Overuse Headaches: The Vicious Cycle of Analgesic Rebound By : Gary Cordingley, MD, PhD
Victims of frequent headaches often take painkillers frequently. And when their headaches occur even more often, they respond by taking painkillers more often, too. After a while, they might notice (though often don't) that they're taking painkillers almost every day. In short, they're taking medicine more and more frequently and yet experiencing more and more days of headaches.
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9). What is Bipolar Disorder and How do You Treat it? By : Heather Colman
Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is a diagnostic category describing a class of mood disorders where the person experiences states or episodes of depression and/or mania, hypomania, and/or mixed states. Left untreated, it is a severely disabling psychiatric condition. The difference between bipolar disorder and major depression is that bipolar disorder involves "energized" or "activated" mood states in addition to depressed mood states.
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10). Green Tea and The "Asian Paradox" By : john
Of all the controversial claims about green tea’s health benefits, the one that draws the most scepticism is the claim that it could be a cure for cancer. While it is almost certainly not a cure, however, many studies appear to show that lifelong green tea drinking does in fact reduce the risk of cancer in later life. The biggest piece of evidence in support of this theory is known as the ‘Asian paradox’.
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11). Acid Reflux Mechanics By : Amanda Baker
Everytime you turn on the television these days, there is a downpour of over-the-counter and prescription medications for the relief and prevention of acid reflux. As with medications for any ailment, there are theories regarding the disease and how well the medications work. From a medical point of view, acid reflux is a condition caused by acidic contents from the stomach moving upward into the esophagus, which results in a burning sensation.
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12). Is Coffee Good For You or Bad For You? By : Royane Real
Many sober, law abiding people who would never dream of knowingly ingesting a mind- altering drug, actually consume one every day—caffeine! Caffeine is so pervasive in our culture and in many other cultures that we often forget it is actually a drug that affects our brain. Caffeine is present in coffee, tea, many cola drinks and over the counter medications.
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13). Creatine and Caffeine By : Terry Bytheway
Studies have shown that extended caffeine use completely destroys the physical benefits typically afforded by creatine use. By contrast, a single dose of caffeine immediately before exercise either has no effect or even enhances the improvement in strength observed with creatine. Therefore, at least as far as creatine is concerned, chronic caffeine consumption appears to be much more counterproductive than an occasional cup of coffee.
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14). Tea and Decaffeination Processing By : Beth Johnston
Decaffeination and tea is a subject that has long been misunderstood not only by consumers but also by industry professionals. I was taken by surprise when I recently read an excerpt from a newly released book, written by highly recognized tea industry professionals, that was clearly inaccurate when it came to the topic of decaffeination processing and tea.
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15). How To Give Up Coffee By : Terence Young
Do you want to feel better, sleep better, and save $1500 or more of your hard-earned cash per year? Then it’s time to wake up and STOP smelling the coffee!
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16). Soft Drinks: America’s Other Drinking Problem By : Eileen Silva
Copyright 2006 Dr. Eileen Silva Do you stagger out of bed in the morning, bleary-eyed and sleepy, stumble to the fridge, and grab a carbonated drink to get you going? Does your mid-morning break consist of a cold can from the vending machine to boost you out of your mid-morning slump? If so, you may be one of the many Americans who consume as much of their daily liquid in soft drinks as they do in water, milk, and tea combined.
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17). Coffee - To Drink Or Not To Drink? By : Ng Peng Hock
Is coffee really bad for our heart? This is a question that coffee lovers keep asking their doctors hoping to get an answer that can allow them to drink as much coffee as possible. This is also an issue that is continuously debated over the years. Unfortunately, there is still no conclusive evidence on the connection between coffee (caffeine) and heart disease.
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18). 5 Safety Tips for Hunting Day By : Charles Kassotis
Here’s how to keep warm and ward off the risk of hypothermia.
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19). Coffee Websites and the Importance of Expert Knowledge By : Carol Hansonly
The biggest problem with searching for coffee products today is the fact that there are so many coffee items to choose from, it is for this reason that you would do well to consult a coffee specialist or at least check out a coffee website. Whilst you are looking for gourmet coffee or an associated food and drink accessory it is essential that you utilize.
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20). Tea Varieties By : john
The second most consumed beverage behind water is tea. Interestingly enough the 3,200,000 tones of tea produced worldwide come from only one plant species, named “camellia sinensis.” But how a plant becomes a beverage? Tea is made by steeping processed leaves, buds, or twigs of the tea bush in hot water for a few minutes, a great variety of tea tastes, aromas and colors can excite even the more skeptical drinker.
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21). Caffeine - Should You Kick The Habit? By : Kathy Ferneau
Do you need to kick the caffeine habit? Consider the pros and cons.
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22). The Awful Truth About Energy Drinks By : Scott White
The harmful effects that energy drinks can have, as well as the truth behind the ingredients and misleading labels.
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23). Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world By : john
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world – perhaps because it’s so versatile. From simple coffees like espresso and filter coffee, to more complex recipes like cappuccino, coffee can be as simple or as complicated as you want it to be, as anyone who has placed an order in a coffee shop recently can attest. People’s motives for drinking coffee vary widely.
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24). High Blood Pressure Reduction Measures By : Amanda Baker
High blood pressure is a major health problem that affects many people - a lot of which don't even realize that they have it. Often, people are told that changes in their diet and exercise habits are enough to control blood pressure, without the use of medication. This is especially helpful for people with mild to moderate blood pressure levels. Reducing your sodium intake is one of the most important factors in reducing your blood pressure level.
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25). Coffee the greatest beverage, Just what is its story? By : Valerie Shapero
Coffee the greatest beverage, Just what is its story?
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