Caffeine

Daily intake of cheese, wine linked to decrease in risk of age-related cognitive decline, reveals study

The dietary intakes of the participants of this study, however, were self-reported and not clinically supervised or controlled

From dry fruits to caffeine, five foods that should be consumed in moderation during the summers

Illnesses like the cold and flu might happen with every season change, but what makes summers particularly difficult for most people is not only the humidity and dehydration but also the heat waves.

Which foods to eat and which to avoid before drinking alcohol

While you may think alcohol is fun, it dehydrates the body and messes with the balance of salt in your body.

Diet for skin that glows from the inside

What we tend to forget is that you shine from the outside when you are healthy on the inside. The key might be in what’s on your plate, not on your face.

Caffeine God! Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge celebrated in today's Google Doodle

Runge made his place in history largely by accident, followed by a chance encounter.

Excessive alcohol, caffeine holding journalists back, but work makes them resilient, says study

Journalists' excessive consumption of alcohol and caffeine leads their brains to function below par, but the love for their job protects their mental resilience, MIT scientists claim.

First case of death by caffeine reported in Japan

A man died of caffeine intoxication in the first such reported case in Japan, the media reported on Monday.

Fizzy is not healthy: The Coca Cola infographic tells us nothing we don't already know

The Coca Cola infographic that is going viral on the internet tells us nothing we don't already know, that aerated drinks are not healthy.

Potential new tool to fight cancer? Caffeine mixed with gold, says study

Do you see any connection between gold and caffeine? If combined, these two can become a potential tool in fighting cancer, a study showed.

Good news for addicts: Coffee boosts brain power

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University in US have found the first clear evidence that caffeine enhances certain memories for at least up to 24 hours after it is consumed.