is it true if you drink decaffeine coffe far more healthier than drink regular coffe?
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A lot of decaffeinated coffee isn't really decaffeinated. I saw a story that a news team did where they took samples of several different "decaffeinated" coffees, some of which contained as much caffeine as a regular cup of coffee. I wouldn't trust a cup of "decaffeinated" coffee.\n\nOne to two cups of regular coffee a day can be good for you but be careful what time of day you drink it to minimize anxious feelings or insomnia.
262823
Caffeine has been shown to have a slight impact on blood sugar levels- but chances are that one cup of tea isn't going to cause significant alteration to your lab results.
651
yes it does. coffee has been scientifically proven to speed up the beating of the heart. the faster the heart beats, the more blood pumped through your lungs. blood carries oxygen, and oxygen helps asthma.
25152
Quick answer: maybe.  Current evidence suggests that caffine enhances the warning symptoms, rather than causing a drop in blood sugar levels.  \n\nAt this time, the evidence is not quite strong enough to be, _scientifically speaking_, considered causal -- especially in a non-diabetic person.  However, the preliminary evidence is very suggestive of such a link.\n\nEVIDENCE:\nIn a man with diabetes, "excessive coffee ingestion was associated with marked hyperglycaemia." (#1 - case report of only one individual)\n\n"In type 1 diabetes, caffeine has been reported to enhance the symptomatic and hormonal responses to hypoglycaemia."  (#1)\n\n"Ingestion of modest amounts of caffeine enhances the intensity of hypoglycemia warning symptoms in patients with type 1 diabetes without altering the prevailing standard of glycemic control or increasing the incidence of severe hypoglycemic episodes." (#2. Only 34 patients in test: not a large enough population for making a causal link.)\n\n"In healthy volunteers and patients with type 1 diabetes, acute ingestion of modest amounts of caffeine (250-400 mg, which is equivalent to 2-4 cups of drip-brewed coffee) markedly enhances the intensity of warning symptoms and the usual hormonal counterregulatory response to clamped hypoglycemia under laboratory conditions. However, although the perception of hypoglycemia is augmented by prior caffeine ingestion, whether low blood glucose levels will become associated with warning symptoms if caffeine is used on a daily basis is unclear." (#2.  The time frame was only three months, again, not sufficient for a conclusive connection.)
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Most people believe that caffeine does cause dehyrdation but a recent study by Professor Armstrong at the University of Connecticut showed that caffeine is no more or a diuretic than water is.\n\nYou can read more on the International Food Information Council's website - http://www.ific.org/foodinsight/2002/ja/caffdehydnbfi402.cfm\n\nDiuretic or not, caffeine isn't the best thing for you so you should avoid it anyway.
775735
Coffee contains more antioxidants than fruit or vegetables. So if anything I would think it slows it down.
130161
Caffeine has a dehydrating effect, so if you drink caffeinated coffee or sodas, it isn't that you get no benefit from the liquid, you just get less than if you drink a non-caffeinated beverage.  So, if you do get into that dying-in-the-desert situation, go ahead and accept that Big Gulp if that's all that is on offer.
500226
YOU WILL BECOME DEHYDRATED BECAUSE THE WATER IN COFFEE AND TEA HAS LOTS OF CAFFEINE IN IT WHICH DEHYDRATES YOU, YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO DRINK more WATER THAN SOMEONE WHO DOESNT DRINK COFFEE.
598122
If I have strong coffee I have problems with my breath but weak coffee several times a day seems to be okay. The same with mountain dew which has a lot caffeine. I think the effect of caffeine had different effects over different people
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yes \ntoo much caffeine may cause you a lot of problems \nit makes you nervous \nit makes you addicted \nit prevents your body from absorbing essential substances that needs for healthy bones and teeth( i do not remember the name \nHowever one coffe per day is essential if you have low pressure
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All of those energy drinks have massive amounts of caffine in them. If you drink them regularly, then yes, they are very bad for you because you'll be addicted to caffine. If you just drink it once a week, then there isn't anything wrong with that.
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study examined the association of caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee intake with cognitive function in a community-based sample of older adults in 1988-1992. Participants were 890 women with a mean age of 72.6 years and 638 men with a mean age of 73.3 years from the Rancho Bernardo Study. Cognitive function was assessed by 12 standardized tests, and lifetime consumption and current coffee consumption were obtained by questionnaire. After adjustment for confounders, higher lifetime coffee consumption in women was associated with better (p </= 0.05) performance on six of 12 tests, with a trend (p </= 0.10) on two other cognitive function tests; current caffeinated coffee intake was associated with better performance on two tests (p < 0.05), with a trend (p < 0.10) on one other test. Among women aged 80 or more years, lifetime coffee intake was nonsignificantly associated with better performance on 11 of the 12 tests. No relation was found between coffee intake and cognitive function among men or between decaffeinated coffee intake and cognitive function in either sex. Lifetime and current exposure to caffeine may be associated with better cognitive performance among women, especially among those aged 80 or more years.
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Absolutely Yes!!   Here is the difference.   Yerba Mate contains approximately 1/3 of the caffeine in coffee, plus it also contains Theobromine and Theophyllene which ameliorates the effect of the caffene.    The result, you feel energized and mentally stimulated without any of the "downer" effects that come with straight caffeine.
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Two cups of coffee is about half the recommended maximum daily caffiene intake for males. (100mg)\n\nCoffee had been proven to improve mental alertness and general cognative ability. As long as you're not drinking energy drinks as well as coffee, you shouldn't be experiencing anything other than minor side effects.
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Of course it does. You feel more active now that you have 200% of caffeine RDA. Depending how you react to the pills, it could increase your stress with the increase reaction or you can be extremely happy but i guess also freaky with all that energy packed in, like a kid on coffee if you will.
152012
well caffeine doesn't give you energy per se.\n\nbut what it basically does is give you an "energy high."\n\nwhat this means is that it speeds up your metabolism, making everything seemingly faster.\n\nnow, the reason why caffeine may be bad for you is that it basically messes up your metabolism, which are usually the "caffeine lows" which are basically when you feel like you have no energy.\n\nso thats why. also it can become addictive. also it may be bad for you skin.
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There is no scientific evidence to tupport that Hepatitia B is complicated by drinking coffee. Caffeine is actually used as a painkiller. It can increase your heart rate, but the latest studies indicate that coffee is not the evil drink once thought.