Containing natural caffeine and theobromine, dark chocolate can give you an instant energy boost. The antioxidants in dark ...

Here's the short answer. Some research suggests moderate caffeine consumption has a positive impact on erectile health, but ...

consumed around 200mg to 600mg of caffeine through coffee and energy drinks. An average cup of coffee contains 100mg. The FDA recommends that most healthy adults consume no more than 400mg of ...

Researchers have found 'no link' between drinking caffeine when pregnant and the neurodevelopment of unborn babies ...

There is no need to brew ... The following chart shows the approximate amount of caffeine in different sizes of brewed coffee drinks from Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts, two popular coffee shop ...

All of these drinks contain caffeine ... such as herbal or fruit-based ones, have no caffeine at all. If you have trouble sleeping at night, avoid drinking green or black tea at dinner time ...

Drinking coffee during pregnancy may not be as risky as once thought, according to a study that found no strong link between ...

Some of the usual suspects are caffeine and alcohol ... sleep and difficulty falling back asleep. Sugary foods and drinks: Sugary foods and drinks cause energy spikes and crashes.

A study from the University of Queensland found no strong evidence linking coffee consumption during pregnancy to ...

Guzzling fizzy or fruit drinks or drinking more than four coffees ... coffee a day increased chance of stroke by 37% but there was no associated stroke risk for lower intakes Drinking tea, however ...

and claims she saw no signs indicating the drinks had a high caffeine content. Using her Unlimited Sip Club membership, which allows you to fill your drink cup without additional cost, Katz got ...