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Is Your Daily Caffeine Fix Harming Your Memory? It Depends On The Drink, Finds Study
Researchers found that some caffeinated beverages were linked to poorer memory performance, while others showed little or no negative effect. These findings highlight that picking the right caffeinated drink can make a difference.
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Migraine Diet: How Much Coffee Is Too Much? New Study Reveals
A new study has said that drinking excessive caffeine in the form of coffee may increase risks of migraine in drinkers.
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Dear Teens, Caffeinated Drinks Might Taste Good But Here's Why They Are Bad For You
The American Academy of Pediatrics says that adolescents should consume no more than 100 mg of caffeine a day (less than the amount found in a Starbucks grande latte). It also takes the position that "stimulant-containing energy drinks have no place in the diets of children or adolescents."
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Your Daily Cup of Black Coffee Could Be Good For Your Liver
According to health experts, two-three cups of black, caffeinated coffee without sugar and a little bit or no milk can reduce the risk of liver disease.
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Addicted to Coffee? Look What It Could Do to Your Brain
Did you know that having a cup of coffee makes small changes in your brain just like skipping breakfast does?
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FSSAI to Review Caffeine Standards in Beverages
The Food and Safety Standards Association of India (FSSAI) will review the intake of caffeine and other ingredients in these drinks after conducting a detailed study.
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Caffeine compared: from coke and coffee to aspirin and chocolate
People are increasingly aware of the side-effects of caffeine - but do they know the volume of the drug they're drinking in their favourite beverages? Get the data hereThere's a drug whose appeal shows no sign of slowing. It's a stimulant for the central...
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Drinking coffee may ward off diabetes
Drinking three to four cups of coffee daily may decrease the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 25 per cent, a new report has claimed.The Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) has published an updated report outlining the latest research...
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Energy drinks fuel teens' alcohol abuse
College students who routinely consume highly caffeinated energy drinks have a higher risk of becoming alcohol-dependent.
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Coffee and tea don't raise breast cancer risk
Coffee and tea consumption doesn
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Is Your Daily Caffeine Fix Harming Your Memory? It Depends On The Drink, Finds Study
Researchers found that some caffeinated beverages were linked to poorer memory performance, while others showed little or no negative effect. These findings highlight that picking the right caffeinated drink can make a difference.
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Migraine Diet: How Much Coffee Is Too Much? New Study Reveals
A new study has said that drinking excessive caffeine in the form of coffee may increase risks of migraine in drinkers.
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Dear Teens, Caffeinated Drinks Might Taste Good But Here's Why They Are Bad For You
The American Academy of Pediatrics says that adolescents should consume no more than 100 mg of caffeine a day (less than the amount found in a Starbucks grande latte). It also takes the position that "stimulant-containing energy drinks have no place in the diets of children or adolescents."
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Your Daily Cup of Black Coffee Could Be Good For Your Liver
According to health experts, two-three cups of black, caffeinated coffee without sugar and a little bit or no milk can reduce the risk of liver disease.
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Addicted to Coffee? Look What It Could Do to Your Brain
Did you know that having a cup of coffee makes small changes in your brain just like skipping breakfast does?
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FSSAI to Review Caffeine Standards in Beverages
The Food and Safety Standards Association of India (FSSAI) will review the intake of caffeine and other ingredients in these drinks after conducting a detailed study.
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Caffeine compared: from coke and coffee to aspirin and chocolate
People are increasingly aware of the side-effects of caffeine - but do they know the volume of the drug they're drinking in their favourite beverages? Get the data hereThere's a drug whose appeal shows no sign of slowing. It's a stimulant for the central...
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Drinking coffee may ward off diabetes
Drinking three to four cups of coffee daily may decrease the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 25 per cent, a new report has claimed.The Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) has published an updated report outlining the latest research...
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Energy drinks fuel teens' alcohol abuse
College students who routinely consume highly caffeinated energy drinks have a higher risk of becoming alcohol-dependent.
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Coffee and tea don't raise breast cancer risk
Coffee and tea consumption doesn
