caffeine

Uses history and anecdote to explore the role of caffeine and creativity, booze and romance, and how these substances find their way into our blood stream, heart, and brain.

Explains why caffeine is one of the most addictive drugs in the United States, and discusses what the dangers of caffeine abuse are, how people can reduce their caffeine intake with out the symptoms of withdrawal, how to boost energy without caffeine, and other related topics.

Examines the physical and psychological effects of caffeine, and describes the history of caffeine and controversy over its use.

Describes caffeine's history, chemical makeup, and effects on the body and discusses beverages, foods, and medicines that contain it.

Discusses the use of natural drugs and herbal supplements, specifically caffeine. Describes the chemical make-up of caffeine and explains its affects on the human body when it is consumed in coffee, soda, and chocolate. Offers teenagers guidelines on making wise choices about what to put inside their bodies.

Traces the history of caffeine and discusses how it has been used throughout history and studies its impact on society.

Discusses chemical dependency in the form of caffeine and nicotine.

This book looks at the problems related to the use of tobacco, drinking alcohol, and drinking too much caffeine and discusses the way advertising tries to influence our choices.

Presents an introduction to two of the most easily accessible and harmful drugs in the United States.