Question 1

is caffeine dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Can be: Symptoms of caffeine overdose may include:
Restlessness, ^ heart rate, palpitations, nausea, vomiting, anxiety, insomnia, ^ sweating, dizziness &amp; cardiac arrest. Possible side effects of caffeine: nervousness, insomnia, restlessness, irritability feeling hyper, ringing in ears, rapid or irregular heart rate, nausea, vomiting, GI upset, shakiness, dizziness or allergic reaction.

Question 2

is caffeine bad for me?

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Caffeine: If over three cups a day or late at night or if you have anxiety or insomnia.

Question 3

is caffeine okay for kids?

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No: A little bit of caffeine consumed by an older child is probably harmless, but i'd suggest discouraging this habit. Kids who are tired need sleep, not stimulants.

Question 4

is caffeine not good if lgs?

Accepted Answer

Caffeine: If you meant ibs, as in irritable bowel syndrome, then caffeine in moderation should be ok. If in excess, it can exacerbate ibs symptoms.

Question 5

how to i kick the caffeine drinks?

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TAPER OFF: Depends on the amount of caffeine. Brewed coffee has the highest caffeine content. So the best is to decrease by 1/2 a cup a week if you drink several cups a day. This  method. Applies to any caffeinated beverage. The withdrawal  can be  headache, feeling achy and irritability and tired. Then begin a good sleep wake regimen and exercise for the energy replacement. And yes too much caffeine is bad!

Question 6

need help. is 200mg of caffeine too much?

Accepted Answer

Caffeine: To compare, a regular 8 ounce cup of drip-brewed coffee generally has  65-120mg of caffeine in it.  Otc no-doz contains 200mg caffeine.  Caffeine may increase blood pressure and heart rate, cause heart arrhythmias, & raise cholesterol. It can also cause nervousness, irritability, sleep disturbances, and gastrointestinal disturbances.  If sensitive to it, you could experience all these effects.

Question 7

what are the symptoms of to much caffeine?

Accepted Answer

several: Tremors, nervousness, fast heartbeat, excitability. Most significant/potentially harmful are the cardiac effects.

Question 8

could you tell me a healthier substitutes to caffeine?

Accepted Answer

Good sleep: Caffeine is ingested as a stimulant and a counter to a need for sleep.  These  seems to be common problems as caffeine containing drinks and foods are widely used and adored.  You will need less caffeine if you sleep well, get a good diet and exercise and of course substitute drinks and foods with no caffeine. The health risks of caffeine are probably rather small however.

Question 9

is caffeine fattening?

Accepted Answer

No: But the cream and sugar you may put in it both are.

Question 10

does adapex contain caffeine?

Accepted Answer

It is a stimulant: Adipex-P (phentermine) is a stimulant similar to an amphetamine. Phentermine is an appetite suppressant that affects the central nervous system.

Caffeine is a stimulant also but not in this medication.

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