Medical ResearchHasan JasamMrs. Timm

12AMarch 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

• Mental & Physical exertion• Improves Performance• Improves concentration and reaction speed• Stimulates metabolism

Effects of Caffeine

• Shaking• Light Headedness• No Sleep• Food Depressant

Types of Energy Drinks

Energy Shots

Energy and Alcohol Drinks

Anti-Energy Drinks

Outlawing Energy Drinks

Conclusion

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