Caffeine is a naturally-occurring substance and can be found in many organic sources. Coffee and tea are the most obvious hosts of the stimulant, but the kola nut once used in the making of Coca-Cola ...

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Teenager Titus Yan used to start his day by drinking a bottle of green tea (or two) in the morning, followed by bubble tea or ...

Caffeine is not only found in coffee, tea and some soft drinks, but can also be added to the pre-workout drink ... Anding suggests drinking milk and even sparkling water without caffeine. "A lot of ...

Although it raises blood pressure in the short-term, there is no association with ... laws already state that any soft drink with more than 150mg of caffeine per litre must carry a warning about ...

"Now coffee offers the caffeine, but in a bitter form, not cold and refreshing. Other soft drinks are refreshing and thirst quenching, but they offer no benefits. Pleasure was a good thing to ...

It is possible to drink too much caffeine, as actor Dakota Johnson recently found out after she had lots of caffeine-infused energy drinks while directing her first movie and found herself ...

Many popular beverages we drink daily contain caffeine. Excessive caffeine consumption can negatively impact our health. A 30ml espresso shot has about 60-65 milligrams of caffeine. A 230 ml cup of ...

It follows concerns over the impact of sugar and caffeine on children. The British Soft Drinks Association said energy drinks had been "deemed safe" by regulators but that they were not marketed ...

Whether you start your day with coffee, tea, or an energy drink, we can agree that America is a country of caffeination. But the energy-boosting substance has been subject to serious scrutiny.