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Double Caffeinated coffee available at 7-Eleven

 
News - Caffeine

February 18, 2007 - As if the caffeine content in our morning cup of Joe wasnt enough - 7-Eleven has decided to add supplemental caffeine extracts into their newly launched "Fusion Energy Coffee". The extract which is obtained from guarana, gingseng and yerba mate - is being added to coffee, creating a beverage with almost twice the concentration of caffeine.

 
 

Hotel Coffee Pots: Mini Meth Lab

 
News - Chemistry/Science

February 13, 2007 - According a local news station in Huntsville Alabama, the ubiquitous cheap Mr. Coffee pot in hotel rooms is often used as a just-in-time makeshift mini-laboratory to make the drug meth.

 
 

Coffee quality gene finally identified.

 
News - Chemistry/Science

February 7, 2007 - Thanks to researchers at CIRAD at the University of Campinas, Brazil - were now closer at fully understanding what exactly makes a coffee "specialty". Since 2001, the CIRAD group has worked on a joint project to understand what compounds play an important role in coffee quality.

 
 

Coffee helps alleviate workout pain.

 
News - Health

January 13, 2007 - Next time you're on your way home from the gym, grab yourself a cup of coffee. New research show that drinking a couple of cups of coffee may mitigate the pain from strenous workouts in women. Researchers at the University of Georgia have studied how caffeine affects muscle soreness.

 
 

Your like of caffeine may be in your genes.

 
News - Chemistry/Science

September 19, 2006 - Ever notice how flies never land on your morning of coffee, but do on your jelly covered toast? Well according to researchers at John Hopkins University, a single protein - Gr66a - may be responsible for this. According to the study, Drosapila flies with this specific protein removed also lost their sensitivity to caffeine' bitterness and migrated towards caffeine laced foods.  

 
 
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