Caffeine

to the staying up all night and you will have a difficult time sleeping. Another reason people have a hard time sleeping is when they drink to much caffeine throughout the day they can create a boost to your energy levels and make it challenging to sleep then you end up being tired then drinking more and the whole thing ends in a vicious circle. Caffeine works to energise you but putting it in into your body and not using up the energy will make sleeping a challenge. When it comes to lack of sleep

I grew up in a home where nothing artificial was allowed, only organic and natural. If it came from a garden or a field it usually made it to our table. We drank hot tea every day, there was never any popcorn, pizza, or soda. I still remember the first time I had a slice of pizza and an ice cold glass of Coca-Cola in 1990. It was like a whole new world had opened up before me. I had fallen in love with soda. I loved the sugary sweet stuff, with its carbonation dancing down your throat sip by sip

has slowly become a part of our life can have severe side effects. According to Lydia Zuraw from the food safety news in her article “Energy drinks increasingly causing health problems”, “In the US 80% of adults consume caffeine every day and an on average one intakes 200mg of caffeine everyday”. Talking about myself I have tried almost all energy drinks and I recently quit when the last time I was really tired but needed some work done I got two red bulls, they got me doing my work really fast but

Abstract Background: Energy drink consumption has continued to grow and gain popularity since the release of Red Bull (the current leader in the energy drink market) in 1997. While energy drinks are generally targeted to young adult consumers there has been minimum research regarding energy drink consumption patterns in New Zealand. The aim of this study therefore is to determine consumption patterns of energy drinks as well as perceived benefits and side effects amongst students at Ara Institute

would help the business world tremendously. Even some consumers have switched to Joose, a drink similar to the original Four Loko: "Once we only had the energy-free version in stock, many customers turned to products such as Joose, which still had caffeine in it," Wingate said. "That lasted as a substitute until we ran out of those, since Joose is no longer made at all” (http://www.thelantern.com/mobile/campus/new-four-loko-drink-a-no-go-for-some-1.2740426). An agreement similar to the one the FTC

typical teenager. Jessie was very hard on herself; wouldn’t take any crap from a man; and thought she had to do it all. If there was any episode of ‘Saved by the Bell” that pretty much everyone remembers, it's the one in which Jessie gets hooked on caffeine pills to help her study, and ends up having a major meltdown when her close friend Zack Morris confronts her about it. Jessie was having a major break down in this episode because she had a cheerleading game, school project activities, and a dance

Do you enjoy energy drinks or do you enjoy an alcoholic beverage? Of course you enjoy one of them or even in some cases both. What would you do if I told you can get the best of both worlds in one drink? Well if time machines existed you would want to back before the year of 2010. Back in 2010 two drinks were pulled of the shelves in stores these drinks were called Joose and Four Loko. Back in 2005 Four Loko was introduced into the world by a company called Phusion Projects. The company is now banned

Stimulife 750 Recently, another weight loss supplement has stepped into the ever-increasing market. This drug, called Stimulife 750, is a supposedly all-natural herbal supplement that promotes weight loss without any effort from the client. Both the parent company – Stimulife International – and various distributors of Stimulife 750 make bold blanket statements such as “Stimulife 750 has everything good and nothing bad,” which set the success of the

drinks all have similar ingredients with varying amounts of caffeine and “blend” combinations. Caffeine Caffeine is a psychoactive drug and potentially deadly in large amounts, especially for adolescents (Hershorin, Lipschulz, Schaechter & Seifert, 2011). Caffeine is one the most common energy drink ingredients and one of the most widely consumed substances in the world. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), caffeine is a chemical stimulant compound found in various plants that

sure we have all had one of those mornings where we are extremely tired and our body isn’t wanting to cooperate and stay awake after a really long night, either doing homework or just wanting to stay up. At this point we need some kind of boost of caffeine from an energy drink like a Monster, Redbull, or Rockstar. Surveys suggest that as many as half of young people consume energy drinks and almost one-third of teens between 12 and 17 years old drink them regularly. Consuming these drinks affects your