US Army researchers have developed an online tool that suggests how much coffee you should really drink to stay awake. The algorithm is not only meant to …
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High intake of caffeinated beverages raises the odds of triggering a migraine headache Tech Explorist
Drinking three or more servings of caffeinated beverages a day is associated with the onset of a headache on that or the following day in patients with episodic …
Tea or coffee before bed doesn’t affect quality of sleep: study Good Food
Caffeine is a known powerful stimulant that perks up drinkers, increases alertness and promotes wakefulness. Yet a surprising new study has found drinking tea …
Drinking 3 or More Caffeinated Beverages Linked to Higher Odds of Migraine, Study Says AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
There is widespread anecdotal belief that caffeine can cause migraines or ease them once they’ve begun, although there is little scientific evidence to back that …
Excessive caffeine intake found to trigger headaches among migraine sufferers • Earth.com Earth.com
A new study has revealed that too much caffeine can trigger migraine headaches among adults who suffer from episodic migraine. The researchers found that …
Study: Coffee at night less likely to keep you awake than alcohol WLS-TV
A new study found drinking coffee at bedtime, even the caffeinated variety, is not linked to sleeplessness.
Study: Coffee at night less likely to keep you awake than alcohol KABC-TV
A new study found drinking coffee at bedtime, even the caffeinated variety, is not linked to sleeplessness.
Drinking coffee before bed won’t wreck your sleep — but this will MarketWatch
New research finds that consuming caffeine isn’t as bad as these other go-to substances.
Drinking coffee before bed does not affect quality of sleep, study finds The Independent
Drinking coffee or tea just before bed does not affect quality of sleep, a new study has found.
Study: Coffee at night less likely to keep you awake than alcohol KTRK-TV
A new study found drinking coffee at bedtime, even the caffeinated variety, is not linked to sleeplessness.