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If taken too often or if abused, this drug can be very harmful to many by:

Anxiety

Restlessness

Tremors and irregular heartbeat (may be increased heart rate)

Headaches

High blood pressure

Increased risk of miscarriage or low birth weight

Nervousness and rambling speech

Muscle Twitching

Increased risk for cardiovascular disease

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In moderate doses, this drug may help with:

Improving mood

Improved brain function

Alertness and focus

Good morning boost

Boost metabolism

Which helps with weight loss

Enhanced excersize performance

Protection against heart disease and Type 2 diabetes

“Caffeine has historically also been used to treat asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and neonatal apnea”

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Caffeine is a drug and is a natural stimulant that is one of the most commonly used ingredients across the world. Most commonly used for coffee but is an ingredient for many different substances. Caffeine is found in plants and can be crushed into a powdery substance. It is usually taken in liquid forms like coffee, tea, and soda but is also in chocolate and medications.

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As caffeine affects your brain, it is classified as a psychoactive drug. It increases alertness and focus in users.

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This drug is classified as a cardiovascular and central nervous system stimulant.
Stimulant: A drug that increases alertness, attention, and energy.

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Caffeine isn't really banned so all uses are legal but, in excess, can be very harmful. It is used most commonly in coffee, tea, chocolate, energy drinks, and many over the counter medications including many weight loss substances. Caffeine is also sold in a pure form of pure powder which is used by many youth athletes to reduce fat and to increase focus and concentration during workouts or games.

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1, 3, 7 - trimethylxanthine

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Website: https://authoritynutrition.com/what-is-caffeine/

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As it is not illegal or has to be hidden, many people don't call this drug anything other than caffeine therefore it doesn't have any street names. It is ocassionally referred to as 'Joe' which is mostly because this drug is in coffee.