Stronger effects of caffeinated beverages on boys than on girls, says a new study.
Stronger effects of caffeinated beverages on boys than on girls, says a new study.
Published in Behavioural Pharmacology, researchers in the study looked at how consuming caffeine affected children between 12 and 17 years old.
More Caffeine Could Mean a Greater Acceptance Tendency
According to a research conducted by the researchers at the University of Queensland it was found that coffee can help to persuade someone to agree with your ideas.
According to a research conducted by the researchers at the University of Queensland it was found that coffee can help to persuade someone to agree with your ideas.
The study also controlled for factors including regular caffeine consumption, thirst and boredom, reports ABC Science.
Dr Jennifer R Temple, lead researcher and neurobiologist at University of Buffalo, said: "We aren't sure (why boys responded more), but we speculate that it could have to do with circulating hormones and their effect on the metabolism of caffeine."
Caffeine Added Alcohol Drinks To Be Banned In US
According to reports, the US Food and Drug Administration has announced that drinks, which contain a combination of alcohol and caffeine, will be banned within months if proven to be unsafe.
According to reports, the US Food and Drug Administration has announced that drinks, which contain a combination of alcohol and caffeine, will be banned within months if proven to be unsafe.
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Smoking and Caffeine Inversely Associated With Parkinson's Disease
Individuals with Parkinson's disease are less likely to smoke or consume high doses of caffeine than their family members who do not have the disease.
Individuals with Parkinson's disease are less likely to smoke or consume high doses of caffeine than their family members who do not have the disease.
Google Unveils New, Faster Search Engine "Caffeine"
Google Inc. is working on a new test version of its search engine, which the company claims will be faster and more relevant than ever before.
Google Inc. is working on a new test version of its search engine, which the company claims will be faster and more relevant than ever before.
