caffeine

I saw this article : http://us.cnn.com/2017/05/15/health/teen-death-caffeine/index.html The pretension is that a teenager died after drinking a few caffeinated beverage, he had no heart condition, and this was not a caffeine overdoses. I don't know much about medicine, but I am smelling BS. A...

So with the FDA announcing a ban to caffeinated malt beverages, and rumors of a Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission issuing an order to stop distribution immediately and to destroy all product, I was wondering about the science behind it. Is this an over reaction repeating prohibition all over...

Caffeine can iritates the bladder and drinking coffee and tea will bring caffeine to your bladder. My question is : will caffeine intake from solid source (extracts of tea or chocolate) make also its way to the bladder ? Thanks

Caffeine May Slow Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias, Restore Cognitive Function, According to New Evidence Mouse Study Suggests Caffeine Boosts Athletic Performance And the best thing about the latter study: And to think that they made decaf for people who wanted a healthier...

Okay, I guess it's a given that caffeine and other stimulants will wake you up, but the claims that energy drinks actually "boost your energy" always sounded like BS to me. What does "boost your energy" even mean? I know they've done studies that showed that kids don't get hyper when they eat...

According to various news accounts, Caffeine Soap supposedly gives you a "caffeine buzz". However, whether is actually does it up for debate. Do you think it works? From a website selling it: Seller website

For various reasons, my doctor has commanded me, yes commanded, to cease and desist all consumption of caffeine. This includes: Coffee :mad: Tea :( Cola :eusa_wall: Chocolate :bricks: I need help. I need to find herbal tea that does not taste like dishwater. I...

Every couple of weeks you hear or read a news article about how too much caffeine is bad for you. But then you read another article explaining that caffeine has never been linked to any cancers. "Studies on caffeine discount any risk of cancer. A major report from the American Institute for...

Cancer? Yep, somebody told me this was a proven fact. What the...?? Since when, and how, etc. I'm looking this up, and coming across junk, of course. I'm just wondering if anyone had heard this one lately? A very flawed study here...

I'm not even sure I'm posing the statement correctly. But there is a half-life of certain drugs. For example, Provigil, a class IV drug that is use for narcoleptics, has a half-life of about 12-14 hours. It supposedly wanes and the influence ceases around that time period. Does caffeine...

I wonder how much electrical current can pass through caffeine? I know that electricity goes through our nervous system and I have a hypothesis that caffeine can make the electricity pass through our nervous system faster. I would like to know if anyone agrees with my theory or not?