Reader: I see caffeine in so many beauty products now. I thought caffeine was bad for your body because it dehydrates you. Does it have skin benefits I didn't know about?
According to New Scientist magazine, 90% of North Americans consume some form of caffeine on a daily basis. Whether it's coffee, tea, soda, or an energy drink, most of us need at least a bit of a jolt to rev up in the morning or push through the mid-day slump.
Our liberal caffeine consumption has some negative effects....
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A new study appears to refute the idea that caffeine may prevent diabetes. A researcher at Duke University says that people with Type 2 diabetes have... Read more »
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