Caffeine Addiction
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Caffeine addiction is common, with over 40% of the world's population consuming amounts that could be considered addictive. Caffeine is found naturally in coffee, tea, soda and chocolate. While caffeine provides alertness and mood enhancement, excessive consumption can cause sleep issues, anxiety, high blood pressure and other health problems. Those addicted to caffeine may experience withdrawal headaches and fatigue when they try to reduce their intake. Treatment involves a gradual reduction in caffeine through lifestyle changes or medication as needed.
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Besides stimulating and boosting our creativity, productivity, and happiness, did you know that a daily cup of coffee also brings some surprising health benefits? So if you’re a huge lover of coffee, here are more great reasons why you should love and drink more coffee every day—yes, every day. Why not?
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- 2. What is Addiction? Addiction is the dependency of a person to anything!
- 3. There are may types for addictions, depending on the physiological actions of the substances on the organs(brain mainly) They maybe chemical products(drugs etc), Alcohol, Morphine, CAFFEINE, person or sexual addiction.
- 4. Preview of the topic: 1 Introduction to Caffeine 2 Statistics 3 Sources of Caffeine 4 Advised amounts of Caffeine 5 Action of Caffeine 6 Effects/symptoms 7 Treatment
- 5. What is Caffeine?? Caffeine is a chemical substance present in a lot of natural substances like coffee beans or cocoa beans etc. Its chemical name is 1,2,3 trimethylxanthine. Its considered as the most commonly used psychoactive drug in the world!! The effects of caffeine persists for 2-3 hours from the time of consumption.
- 6. The structure of the caffeine molecule.
- 7. !!!CAFFEINE Addiction!!! Caffeine addiction is the most common type of addiction among the worlds population. More than 40% of the world population are addicted to caffeine, and half USA is addicted to caffeine(more than 650mg)
- 8. Sources of caffeine Other products(5%)(includes chocolates, ice creams,protein bars, PMS medications) Col1 Coffee Soda Tea Others
- 9. Amount of Caffeine advised • Normal dosage for a normal person ranges between 100mg-180mg per one cup and 300mg per day. • People who are addicted to the caffeine consume more than 600mg of caffeine per day • For the overdose of caffeine or for a death to happen, we need 10 grams in a day which is almost 100 cups of coffee.
- 10. Amounts of caffeine permitted 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 Normal Max permit Overdose Col1 Col1
- 11. Effects of Caffeine • We can separate into 2 types 1)Positive effects 2)Negative effects
- 12. • POSITIVE EFFECTS • Alertness/Wakefullness-this happens when caffeine blocks the Adenosine receptors(which signals the brain to sleep) • Pain relief-helps by blocking the pain receptors(used for treating headaches,migraines,dural puncture) • Endurance-Helps to increase glycogen usage by muscles
- 13. Mood- It enhances our mood by increasing levels of dopamine which makes us happy and productive!! • Neurological conditions- It is prooved to delay or prevent Alzheimers disease,also Parkinsons and some hyperactivity disorders • Cosmetics- Caffeine is used in a lot of cosmetics nowadays due to its high metabolism rate, also can protect the face from UV-Rays, slowing down the ageing!
- 14. NEGATIVE EFFECTS • Sleeplesness-Consuming caffeine at later times in the evening may induce sleeplessness effect. • Shivering-Excess caffeine may cause slight to severe shivering of hands or jerky movements of hands • Addiction-Caffeine may have addictive effects on people and maybe lethal on high dosage.
- 15. • Anxiety-Caffeine is known to increase anxiety of some people or worsen the situation for people with stress disorders. • Heart complications-Caffeine increases the heart as a part of sympathetic interruption which is dangerous for people with heart problems which can make the heart enlarge. • Blood pressure-Caffeine increases the blood pressure with the help of stress hormones
- 16. SYMPTOMS • We can divide these into two types of symptoms,1) OVERDOSE SYMPTOMS and 2)WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS. • Overdose symptoms shows us the effects of excessive caffeine • The withdrawal symptoms shows us the effects of sudden cease of caffeine
- 17. OVERDOSE SYMPTOMS • Restlessness • High Bp • Anxiety • Nausea • Arrhythmia • Vomiting • Dizziness • Cardiac arrest, all of these happenning in this order.
- 18. WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS Headache (particularly behind the eyes,which moves to the front of the head) • Sleepiness • Irritability • Lethargy • Muscle cramping and fidgyness • Flu like symptoms • Lack of concentration • Brain fog • Depression and constipation,Lack of concentration
- 19. TREATMENT Treatment of caffeine addiction at correct time is very important. • We have the caffeine detox therapies at various health care/rehabilitation centres • We have energy drinks which mimic the action of caffeine. • We have to slowly reduce the amount of caffeine day by day. • Then we have the various types of medications which can be used to treat the symptoms of overdose or withdrawl