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    Caffeine Rogers

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    Many people drink coffee or caffeine products in order to stay awake. Many people rely in their cup of coffee in the morning or throughout their day in order to function or to perform daily tasks. Rogers et al. (2012) discusses the various functions that caffeine has that can be beneficial and harmful to our psychological and behavioral. This study was interested to compare “the effects of caffeine in individuals who consume caffeine-containing products frequently with those who do not” (Rogers…

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    Water is the best aid in attaining large, beautiful, and firm breasts. This was a major secret of the ancient Greek beauty queens. And some historical records reveal their simple recipe: dipping the breasts in cold water for five minutes every night. Nowadays, it is scientifically proven that cold water and repeated hot-icy showers are a must for the breast beauty and health. However, professionals claim that a hot water bath also has good effects on the size of breasts. Due to the excessive…

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    Natural Maple Syrup

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    How To Use The Natural Maple Syrup For Getting Benefits? Do you like to use maple syrup? You want to know more about the product. It is a natural sweetener that has some nutrients. If you are going to have something special and sweet, you want to use maple syrup is a great choice. Some kind of nutrients is essential for everyone to live healthy and fitness. Essential ingredients are manganese, potassium, calcium, zinc and many more. All these ingredients are found in maple syrup. When you…

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    Caffeine Lab Report

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    experiment show that caffeine can be extracted from a tea bag due to solubility properties of the natural substances found in tea. The two major substances that the caffeine was separated from are cellulose and tannins. Due to the insolubility of cellulose in water, it was easily extracted. Tannins are soluble in water but were neutralized with sodium carbonate to produce water-soluble salts. Caffeine is soluble in methylene chloride which allowed separation of tannins from caffeine because…

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    Mystery Monologue

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    •You are a young nobody who inspires to be a detective. Your name is Harley. You love exploring and butt in other people's BUSINESS. You wear a brown leather coat, and a large cowboy hat. You also have strange addiction to coffee and alcohol, despite being underaged. It must’ve been your natural detective instincts running in your veins. Today is just as rainy as it was yesterday. = examine desk •All you can see is a newspaper clipping from today’s newspaper. You should read it. = read paper…

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    A great object to add in the collection “What Life is like in America” would be Coca-Cola. I argue Coca-Cola is a great object to add for it has: popularized Santa Claus,, its impact on World War II from the American standpoint and represents American culture as a whole. Even though Coca-Cola isn’t any ground breaking creation, its impacts helped shaped the life we live today Coca-Cola was founded in 1886 by a pharmacist named Dr. John S. Pemberton who intended to create a soft drink for a soda…

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    Energy Drink History

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    introduced as a drink for medical purposes. Later on, in 2005, around 61% population of America increased the use of energy drinks(The History of Energy Drinks). How is it made? Energy drinks are made with a combination of different drugs such as: Caffeine: It is a drug which…

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    Ethanol And Caffeine Essay

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    Ethanol and caffeine are two of the most commonly consumed psychoactive compounds and mixtures of caffeinated energy drinks and alcohol have become popular among young people (Alford et al., 2010). The consumption of ethanol, even in low to moderate doses, can impair psychomotor as well as cognitive ability resulting in a significant decline in performance in terms of reaction time, attention span, and driving ability, among other (Roehrs et al, 1994) and it is currently well known that ethanol…

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    The soft drink market in Australia is significantly large, as shown by the Increased by 5% in 2015 to reach a market value of $10,740.1 million. This shows that there is an increase in demand for carbonated soft drinks, which leads to the major soft drink companies operating domestically and internationally and is indicative of the fast-growing soft drink industry. (MarketLine 2016, p.9) There is intense competition between the soft drink companies in Australia and due to this companies are…

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    the amount of caffeine individuals intake after consuming one these caffeinated drinks. Although many people consume caffeine to get through their day, the negative impact their daily consumption can have on their overall health, fails to be a cause for concern. Considered the "most commonly used psychoactive drug in the world," caffeine is described as a naturally occurring "bitter" substance that is present in over 60 plant sources;…

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