According to the American Medical Association, roughly 85% of Americans consume caffeine daily, yet most of us don’t think twice about what it’s really doing to our bodies. That post-lunch slump, the ...

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With the fitness market expanding, more people are getting in on gym life and investing in things to kick their sessions up a notch. Enter pre-workout, a supplement mix that promises to boost energy, ...

While occasional caffeine consumption can cause a temporary rise in blood pressure, regular, moderate coffee consumption does ...

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When I finally confronted my dependency and gave up coffee three months ago, my body wasn’t happy. In the mornings during the time that I would normally have my espresso, my thoughts tried to bargain ...

Coffee and matcha are both known for their energy-boosting benefits. However, they also offer an array of health benefits.

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Barley coffee, or caffè d’orzo, is a naturally caffeine-free Italian beverage made by roasting and brewing barley grains to ...

Meta-analysis links caffeine consumption to higher inflammatory bowel disease risk in smokers, those with more education, and ...

David Gomez, a school resource officer for the Boise County Sheriff’s Office in Idaho, started noticing caffeine pouches last spring. Students were using the pillow-shaped pouches, which can contain ...