Medical Research
Hasan Jasam
Mrs. Timm
12A
March 10, 2013
Introduction
• Quote
• Caffeine
– Old School
– New School
– After having research the new power caffeine
drinks, it is obvious that some are more caffeinated
than other.
History
• Coffee
• Tea
• Invention
– Energy Drinks
– Inventors
Addictions and Tolerance
Health Concerns
• Heart
• Metabolism
• Reaction Time
Effects on Body
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Mental & Physical exertion
Improves Performance
Improves concentration and reaction speed
Stimulates metabolism
Effects of Caffeine
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Shaking
Light Headedness
No Sleep
Food Depressant
Types of Energy Drinks
Energy Shots
Energy and Alcohol Drinks
Anti-Energy Drinks
Outlawing Energy Drinks
Conclusion
Work Cited
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Work Cited Continued
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Work Cited Continued
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2013.
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2013.
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Work Cited Continued
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