Coffee isn't addictive in the medical sense of the word, but it does cause a dependency. You should limit yourself to about 400 mg of caffeine a day, which is about four cups of coffee. Drinking too ...

Why is caffeine so addictive? Dr Chidi explains: “Caffeine – along with other drugs such as cocaine and nicotine – is particularly addictive because it goes straight to the brain.” It triggers a fast ...

Caffeine is the most common, normalized stimulant in the world, with many people consuming caffeine daily. According to Ron Cotterel, M.D., M.S., a family medicine and integrative family physician, ...

Too much caffeine can cause side effects such as insomnia, anxiety and indigestion. (Getty) So many people have caffeine on a daily basis, whether it's sipping a cup of coffee first thing, drinking an ...

Caffeine might not meet the strict medical definition of addictive, but it does meet more general criteria, according to self-professed caffeine addicts: 1) Addicts continue using caffeine despite its ...

It's in coffee, soda and energy drinks, candy, even gum. Millions of Americans count on caffeine. "Caffeine makes me feel great. I mean, I love, I love caffeine," said Sarah Kamsheh, recovering ...

The more studies I read about how powerful the placebo effect is in every day life, the more I wonder if anything works or doesn’t work or if we’re all just in some scene in The Matrix but ANYWAY.

Dallas ranks third in caffeine dependency among US cities, according to a recent study. See how caffeine affects sleep and ...

Coffee is more than a drink, it’s a universal language spoken in aromas, shared glances, and quiet moments of pause. Around the globe, entire cultures have risen around the ritual of brewing, sipping, ...

A new coffee shop is shaking up the coffee scene in Headingley. Caffeine Addict, now open on Otley Road, is a ...