sábado, 5 de septiembre de 2015

News: Americans Are Overdosing on Caffeine

Some folks see caffeine powder as a fast way to get an energy hit, but the FDA is warning that it’s a serious risk.

One teaspoon of caffeine contains more caffeine than 25 cups of coffee, and can cause erratic heartbeat, seizures, diarrhea, and even death – two otherwise healthy men died in Ohio and Georgia last year from taking the stuff. Should we all cut back on our intake?
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News: Americans Are Overdosing on Caffeine
Some folks see caffeine powder as a fast way to get an energy hit, but the FDA is warning that it’s a serious risk.

One teaspoon of caffeine contains more caffeine than 25 cups of coffee, and can cause erratic heartbeat, seizures, diarrhea, and even death – two otherwise healthy men died in Ohio and Georgia last year from taking the stuff. Should we all cut back on our intake?
Nicholas English
Content Manager of About.com Health
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