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> I think it's a toxic substance honestly, tires the adrenals and heart out Do you have any evidence for this or is it a hmm-I-better-not-vaccinate-my-children
by tps5 10y ago
> I think it's a toxic substance honestly, tires the adrenals and heart out
Do you have any evidence for this or is it a hmm-I-better-not-vaccinate-my-children-because-I-think-it-will-give-them-autism type statement?
- stagbeetle 10y agoI tried looking for anything that would concur with his point, but all the sources Google Scholar gave me were very untrustworthy. I did, however, find this neat little article on the "myth" of adrenal fatigue, from Crossfit.[0] There's a part that says caffeine overuse can trigger general fatigue (or adrenal fatigue as refereed to the alternative medicine crowd). http://library.crossfit.com/free/pdf/CFJ_2015_07_Adrenal_Examine.pdf http://library.crossfit.com/free/pdf/CFJ_2015_07_Adrenal_Exa... ((Of-topic, are there any other good research aggregators besides Google Scholar?))
- jaggederest 10y agoI like examine.com, they have a reasonable summary. It looks like there's not much strong evidence on any claim. The ones shown seem positive. https://examine.com/supplements/coffee/ https://examine.com/supplements/coffee/
- rcar 10y agoCochrane (http://www.cochrane.org/ http://www.cochrane.org/) is often a good aggregator for medicine-related subjects. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like they've got anything good for this one -- just a few things relating to caffeine and pain, pregnancy, etc.: http://uk.cochrane.org/news/caffeine-and-health-evidence-cochrane http://uk.cochrane.org/news/caffeine-and-health-evidence-coc...