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Energy Drinks: To Drink or Not to Drink?

By PravdaJanuary 19, 2011Culture, Healthalcohol, asia, blood, caffeine, carbohydrates, carbonated, coffee, denmark, depression, dietrich matesic, diuretic effect, energy drinks, france, glucose, glucuronolactone, heart diseases, high blood pressure, high sugar levels, hong kong, hypertension, hypertensive crisis, increased anxiety, ingredients, mental activity, miracle drink, nervous breakdown, nervous system, norway, overdoses, oxidative processes, psychomotor agitation, red bull, stimulant, stimulate, tachycardia, taurine, tea, vitamins, vodka, workaholics

Energy drinks are a recent invention of mankind, even though their ingredients have long been used to stimulate the nervous system. They have become the salvation for students during the exams and office workers that have to meet the deadlines. Yet, are these products as good as they seem? (more…)

Coffee Protects Body from Cancer and Slows Down Aging

By PravdaJune 6, 20104 commentsHealthafrica, African monks, aging, antooxidant, beverage, blood pressure, caffeine, can cer, champagne, coffee, coffee beans, decaf, decaffeination, dichloromethane, erectile dysfunction, ethopian goatherder, green tea, insomnia, kaldi, nervous breakdown, organic solvent, red wine, south west university, tachycardia, tea, university of georgia, vascular wall contract

Here are some facts about coffee:

Fact 1. Coffee can be good for you

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