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            <title>Quoted in Washingtonian’s Fit Foodie Blog</title>
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            <description>If you know me, then you know I love sharing my opinion on things. And don&amp;#8217;t get me started on nutrition, wellness, and dieting or you may not get me to shut up! So that&amp;#8217;s why I love it when a reporter wants to interview me. I seem to have a knack for turning &amp;#8220;a few short questions&amp;#8221; into an hour long conversation! I love it when they end the call with &amp;#8220;wow, this is really interesting!&amp;#8221; That&amp;#8217;s how I know I hit that sweet spot of giving practical knowledge.
My lastest phone friend was from the Washingtonian (DC&amp;#8217;s top magazine &amp;#8211; DCers, you better subscribe). We discussed one of my FAVORITE topics &amp;#8212; energy management! Who couldn&amp;#8217;t use more energy?! The problem is most of us are going about it the wrong way. We&amp;#8217;re hyped up ...</description>
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            <title>The Energy Drink</title>
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            <description>By Scott Gavura, BScPhm, MBA, RPh for Science-Based Medicine
My stimulant of choice is coffee. I started drinking it in first-year university, and never looked back. A tiny four-cup coffee maker became my reliable companion right through graduate school.
But since I stopped needing to drink a pot at a time, an entirely new category of products has appeared &amp;#8212; the energy drink. Targeting students, athletes, and others seeking a mental or physical boost, energy drinks are now an enormous industry: From the first U.S. product sale in 1997, the market size was $4.8 billion by 2008, and continues to grow. (1)
My precious coffee effectively has a single therapeutic ingredient, caffeine. Its pharmacology is well documented, and the physiologic effects are understood. The safety data isn’...</description>
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            <title>Nurses And Doctors Need Coffee The Most</title>
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            <description>Nurses and doctors depend on coffee to perform their jobs the most of any profession, reports a survey.
Nurses ranked first and doctors second when asked if they needed coffee to get through their day. The rest of the coffee-fueled careers were a mixed bag of white collar and blue collar positions. Among other findings:
&amp;#8211; 48 percent of those in the Northeast said they were less productive without coffee, compared to 34 percent of Midwesterners.
&amp;#8211; 40 percent of those aged 18 to 24 said they can&amp;#8217;t concentrate as well without coffee.
&amp;#8211; 37 percent said they drink two or more cups a day.
NOTE: The study was funded by CareerBuilder and Dunkin&amp;#8217; Donuts.

			
			*This blog post was originally published at ACP Internist* (Source: Better Health)</description>
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            <title>Dangers of energy drinks</title>
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            <description>It seems everyone today is looking for energy.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;They have found the answer in energy drinks, which are becoming their own food group.The true remedy for lack of energy is getting enough sleep and eating right.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Energy drink chemicals have enormous dangers&amp;nbsp;and side effects. &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;The stimulating properties in energy drinks increase heart rates and blood pressure, and prevent sleep. &amp;nbsp;People who eat well, drink water, and get enough physical activity and rest will have plenty of energy — the natural way.DANGERS OF ENERGY DRINKSIt seems everyone today is looking for energy.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; They have found the answer in energy drinks, which are becoming their own food group.&amp;nbsp; The drink’s popularity has exploded across the world. It is now common to...</description>
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The EBOOST Healthy Energy Drink contains a special blend of vitamins and minerals that activate the four vital elements of performance: ENERGY, IMMUNITY, RECOVERY, and FOCUS, delivering sustained energy that lasts.
EBOOST has teamed up with Susan G. Komen for the Cure® to raise money for breast cancer awareness with an exclusive offer for Blisstree readers. A box of 20 EBOOST pink lemon...</description>
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            <title>FDA Warning: Two Liquid “Energy” Products</title>
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FDA Warning: Two Liquid “Energy” Products (Source: A Hearty Life)</description>
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            <title>Energy Drinks: Bad for Heart Disease</title>
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            <description>I’ve never thought those energy drinks were a very good idea anyway, but now research suggests that they can be especially bad for people with high blood pressure or heart disease. Research showed that &amp;#8220;the subjects&amp;#8217; average heart rate increased 7.8 percent the first day and 11 percent the seventh day. Blood pressure increased at least 7 percent the first and seventh days.&amp;#8221; So if you already have high blood pressure, this could prove problematic.

Researchers were quick to point out that energy drinks are not the same as sports drinks. Sports drinks help &amp;#8220;replenish carbohydrates and electrolytes&amp;#8221; after a workout. Energy drinks do that.
In other words? Choose your beverages carefully.
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            <title>The coffee  buzz, drug of choice</title>
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            <description>THE COFFEE BUZZ It seems we can’t survive without the world’s most popular drug, coffee.  The more modern we get the more we seem to need it.  Caffeine pumps up our adrenalin, robs us of our sleep, and yet we must continue to move our systems full speed ahead.  After a night of drinking and partying, there is nothing like a couple tins of Red Bull, which has three times the caffeine as a can of coke..  Our 24-hour society seemingly can’t exist without a jolt of Diet Coke or Red Bull.   Whether you are at the all nightclub scene, a college student or marathon runner you need mankind’s oldest stimulant, caffeine.  It certainly gets you more alert and energetic. Because caffeine fights physical fatigue and increases your alertness, it the most popular mood altering drug in the ...</description>
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            <title>The Week in Review</title>
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            <description>1. Sex bias in control of cancer pain. Women get less meds, more pain. Sounds like a Raw Deal.2. AAAS comments on human subject protection training.3. Gardasil requirement for immigrants stirs backlash.4. Paxil suit settled by Glaxo for $40M.5. Inspire Pharmaceuticals reaches deal with SEC in investigation related to clinical trial of experimental dry-eye treatment. 6. Chinese parents file tainted milk lawsuit.7. Personalized medicine: new predictive tool can help determine treatment for breast cancer patients (identifies those most at risk of relapse, potentially avoiding chemo).8. Doctors urge the FDA to ban OTC cough and cold medicines for children until they are found safe and effective. Not safe and effective? Perhaps we should resort to that cherry-flavored placebo elixir reported on...</description>
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            <title>Energy drinks are not heart healthy!</title>
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            <description>Put that Red Bull down… and the can of Rock Star as well! The “high energy” drinks are not so hot for your heart. This isn’t brain surgery, caffeine raises the ol’ blood pressure thus cardiac issues.Shortly after consumption, your systolic rate increases by over 7.5% and diastolic raises 7% and heart rate is up 7-10 beats per minute. And why is this? Here ya go…
Most energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine and taurine, an amino acid also found in protein-containing foods such as meats and fish. Both have had effects on heart function and blood pressure in some studies. In contrast, “sports drinks” in general contain various mixtures of water, sugars and salts alone, without chemicals aimed at increasing “energy” or alertness.
The study also concluded that the effe...</description>
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            <title>Blood Pressure Problems? Put Down that Energy Drink!</title>
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Love the buzz of a Red Bull or Rock Star? If you have high blood pressure, you may want to fall out of love&amp;#8230;quickly!
A study by Wayne State University in Michigan which was recently presented at the American Heart Association found that the blood pressure and heart rates of healthy adults increased after they downed 2 cans of energy drinks a day. Most of these drinks, of course, are packed to the gills with caffeine and taurine, an amino acid which can adversely affect the heart. 
The important thing to note about this study is that it was done with healthy adults. And though the study subjects did not see dangerous levels of bp and heart rate increases, the increase that was seen could potentially be enou...</description>
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            <title>Popular Energy Drinks Like Red Bull Can Cause Cardiac Complications</title>
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            <description>Put that Red Bull down&amp;#8230; and the can of Rock Star as well! The &amp;#8220;high energy&amp;#8221; drinks are not so hot for your heart. This isn&amp;#8217;t brain surgery, caffeine raises the ol&amp;#8217; blood pressure thus cardiac issues.
Shortly after consumption, your systolic rate increases by over 7.5% and diastolic raises 7% and heart rate is up 7-10 beats per minute. And why is this? Here ya go&amp;#8230;
Most energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine and taurine, an amino acid also found in protein-containing foods such as meats and fish. Both have had effects on heart function and blood pressure in some studies. In contrast, &amp;#8220;sports drinks&amp;#8221; in general contain various mixtures of water, sugars and salts alone, without chemicals aimed at increasing &amp;#8220;energy&amp;#8221; or alertnes...</description>
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            <title>Energy Drinks Mask Alcohol Intoxication</title>
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            <description>This study confirms one released in March by a Brazilian team of researchers. That study was published in &amp;quot;Alcoholism&amp;quot; Clinical and Experimental Research&amp;quot;. That research also showed a &amp;quot;considerable disconnect&amp;quot; between the subjects&amp;#39; perceptions and objective measures of their abilities. [Source: BBC News] &amp;nbsp; (Source: PharmaGazette)</description>
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