PPT-The Methodology and Challenges of the Caffeine Systematic Review: An Expert Perspective

Dr Daniele Wikoff ToxStrategies Experimental Biology 2017 Disclosure 2 Member of the ILSI North America Caffeine Systematic Review Team ILSI North America provided support to attend this . Manmade caffeine is sometimes added to foods drinks and medicines Ninety percent of people in t he world use caffeine in one form or another In the US 80 percent of adul ts consume caffeine every day the average adult has an intake of 200 mg per da To the average Joe questioning the existence of caffeine addiction probably seems absurd The web abounds with quotes and expos57577s about the addictive nature of caffeine using catchy slogans about coffee that borrow from other substance addiction S Diane C Mitchell Carol A Knight Jon Hockenberry Robyn Teplansky Terryl J Hartman Department of Nutritional Sciences The Pennsylvania State University 110 Chandlee University Park PA 16802 United States Knight International 715 Ketc By Sarah French. Eng 104-43. November 16,2009. Addiction is defined as being abnormally tolerant to and dependant on something that is psychologically or physically habit forming. Once caffeine enters the blood stream it only takes minutes for the caffeine to reach the entire body . Is it really safe?. Created by Nicole Thompson, Health educator, April 2012. Caffeine facts. Caffeine is a . drug. ! . It is a . stimulant. Caffeine. is the most widely used drug in the world. 85%. of Americans use it every day. Did you know… . Caffeine is a DRUG. What is Caffeine found in… . Brainstorm. !. C. offee. Tea. Energy drinks. Pastries . Chocolate. Coca cola . Ice cream. Soft drinks . Cakes . What it does…. Caffeine acts as a stimulant which increases alertness in the body. . 03 September 2013. © AWDTS 2013. © AWDTS 2013 . History. most . widely used psychoactive drug . found . in more than 60 . species . of . plants. coffee. , tea, cocoa beverages, . Females. Michelle Seeger, Sara Wynne, Kori Burnett, Whitney Forde, Ashley Fleming. Introduction. The purpose was to better understand whether or not a low level stimulant can effect physical performance . Sawada Taiki. Takahashi Y. usuke. （. Hayashi . Haruka. ）. I don’t feel sleepy!!!. . We are sometimes sleepy during class.. . . And . we drink energy . drink or coffee.. 　　. 　. Steven Chang, . Senior Research Advisor (Library – Science, Health & Engineering). La Trobe University. Patrick Condron. Research Librarian (Medicine, Dentistry and Psychology). University of Melbourne. Todd Oravitz. 9. th. grade. central catholic. INSPIRATION. caffeine. Naturally occurring substance. Bitter, white purine compound. Similar chemical structure to adenine and guanine. Caffeine effects. Caffeine is one of the most widely used drugs in the world.. It is estimated that ______% of adults in the United States regularly drink caffeinated beverages. . It has also been estimated that the average adult caffeine intake in the United States is 200 to 400 mg per day. . Caffeine Health, Performance, Facts, and more! When we wake up in the morning, many of us reach for a coffee to kick-start our day. According to the International Coffee Organization, approximately 1.6 billion cups of coffee are consumed worldwide every day. Popular brands include: . Monster. Red Bull. Rockstar. 5-Hour Energy. Energy Drinks. What are they?. Common Ingredients. Caffeine – energy drinks can contain 200 mg of caffeine in one serving. Sugar – contains as much (and sometimes more) sugar as a soft drink.