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Charged Lemonade, ‘natural caffeine’: the ‘dangerous’ branding of energy drinks must change, experts say

After a student’s death was blamed on a Panera drink, experts say brands making misleading health claims

The Guardian - US

Panera sued over "charged lemonade"

The drink is marketed as "clean," but contains as much caffeine as an energy drink

Salon

Daily Coffee And Tea Consumption Linked To Reduced Physical Frailty In Old Age

Study finds that drinking coffee and tea in midlife may decrease likelihood of physical frailty later in life.

Zenger

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Panera Bread sued after college student dies from drinking ‘charged lemonade’

Sarah Katz went into cardiac arrest hours after buying drink, which reportedly contains more caffeine than cans of Red Bull and Monster Energy combined

The Independent UK

Want to stay strong as you get older? Maybe you should have another cuppa

Coffee and tea lovers are significantly less likely to be frail in their 70s, according to a study that followed 12,000 people over 20 years

The Guardian - UK

Does coffee impact weight loss?

"Caffeine has also been shown to speed up our metabolism, causing more energy to be burned while resting"

Salon

From the Gym to the Field: How Kratom Energizes Sports Performance

Are you an athlete or fitness enthusiast looking for that extra edge to enhance your sports performance? Look no further than kratom, a natural botanical with the potential to boost energy, focus, and endurance. This article explore how kratom can ...

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Can coffee help you avoid weight gain? Here's what the science says

Coffee is well recognised as having a positive impact on long-term health. Drinking the equivalent of three to four cups of instant coffee a day reduces the risk of many health conditions including heart disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers.

The Conversation

Best manual coffee grinders, tried and tested for the perfect brew

Sip on the smoothest cup of Joe

Evening Standard

Is French press coffee bad for you? Expert advice TikTok's hot topic

Coffee has plenty of health benefits, but is French press coffee bad for you? I spoke with dieticians and medical directors to find out whether you need to get your caffeine boost elsewhere

Homes & Gardens

International Coffee Day: Where does your caffeine fix come from?

Brazil is the world’s largest producer of coffee, producing about one-third of global supply.

Al Jazeera

Smokers 2.6 times more likely to give birth prematurely

The University of Cambridge study also found smoking meant the baby was four times more likely to be small for its gestational age.

The Independent UK

Premature birth risk from smoking while pregnant higher than previously thought, study finds

The University of Cambridge study also found smoking meant the baby was four times more likely to be small for its gestational age

Evening Standard

Smoking in pregnancy increases risk of premature birth threefold, study finds

Risk of smoking double the previous estimate, but research finds no link between above average caffeine intake and pre-term babies

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The Independent UK

Smoking during pregnancy doubles premature birth risk, study finds

The University of Cambridge study also found smoking meant the baby was four times more likely to be small for its gestational age.

The Independent UK

Premature birth risk from smoking while pregnant higher than previously thought

The University of Cambridge study also found smoking meant the baby was four times more likely to be small for its gestational age.

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After Centuries Of Scientific Breakthroughs We Finally Know The Best Time Of Day To Down A Cuppa

Scientists have revealed which time of the morning is best for you to drink a cup of coffee to receive the highest value benefit.

Inverse

Should You Take Regular Breaks from Coffee? Two Caffeine Experts Reveal the Surprising Answer

Periodically stopping caffeine isn't necessary unless the compound interferes with your life negatively.

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Inverse

Short Naps Are Good for You — But Not Past 30 Minutes

A 20 to 30 minute nap could be restorative for many people, but things get more complicated past that, especially for those ages 60 and up.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A scientific ranking — and grading! — of every Ghost energy drink flavor

Yes, it turns out using famous 1990s candies is a perfect base for caffeine-loaded energy drinks.

The Conversation

Short naps can improve memory, increase productivity, reduce stress and promote a healthier heart

Napping during the day is an ancient custom that is practiced worldwide.

Inverse

Can You Perform Better On Less Sleep? A Psychologist Reveals the Only Real Hack

Everyone feels better after a good night of sleep, and lack of sleep can have profoundly negative effects on both the body and the brain.

The Guardian - UK

Coffee is nudging tea aside in the UK’s affections. What can this civilisational shift mean?

Is it the extra caffeine hit? The appeal of coffee shops? The array of options? Maybe it’s not even about the drink itself, says writer Coco Khan

Homes & Gardens

A chocolatier's advice on how to make the perfect mocha

Making the perfect mocha requires perfect coffee and quality chocolate. I spoke to experts in both fields to find out the best ways to blend them.

Salon

Sleep deprivation can wreak havoc

"We found a simple answer: There is no substitute for sleep"

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