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Old People All Drinking 'Energy Shots' Now
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Hamilton Nolan · 06/02/10 02:00PMCoffee Kind of Healthy, Or Not
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Hamilton Nolan · 05/18/09 03:09PMCaffeine: Is There Anything It Can't Do?
cityfile · 03/26/09 09:13AMRarely are the experiences of athletes a lesson to those of us who tend to restrict their cardio to carrying a bag of groceries up one flight of stairs. But it turns out that the consumption of caffeine before competing in various sports like running, rowing, and swimming measurably enhances performance—which means that it's worth drinking coffee before going to the gym or getting on the treadmill, or indeed any half-assed attempt to burn calories. Caffeine not only increases the power output of muscles, say researchers, but also "affects the brain's sensation of exhaustion." And if you swallow enough, it provides hallucinations and communication with the other side, which would really liven up a dull workout!
College Students Experimenting With "Caffeine"
Pareene · 11/05/07 10:50AMBreaking news! People who drink Red Bull and vodka are rapists and friends of drunk drivers! It's been proven by science. Researchers at Wake Forest surveyed 4,300 students on their drinking habits, and of the 2,900 who didn't lie about their sobriety, 700 admitted to using energy drinks as mixers. Which led to even more bad decisions!