| Titre : | Nutrition reviews, 72, n° 10 (suppl 1). - 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 05/12/2014 |
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Regan Lucas Bailey, Auteur ;
Leila Saldanha, Auteur ;
Johanna Gahche, Auteur ;
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No consistent definition exists for energy products in the United States. These products have been marketed and sold as beverages (conventional foods), energy shots (dietary supplements), and in pill or tablet form. Recently, the number of avail[...]
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Michael Grandner, Auteur ;
Kristen Knutson, Auteur ;
Wendy Troxel, Auteur ;
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The popularity of energy drinks has increased rapidly in the past decade. One of the main reasons people use energy drinks is to counteract effects of insufficient sleep or sleepiness. Risks associated with energy drink use, including those rela[...]
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Leah Rosenfeld, Auteur ;
Jeremy Mihalov, Auteur ;
Susan Carlson, Auteur
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This article summarizes the history of the regulation of caffeine, a key component of caffeine-containing energy drinks and other caffeine-containing energy products, in the United States. Caffeine as an ingredient in food has been regulated by [...]
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Andrea Spaeth, Auteur ;
Namni Goel, Auteur ;
David Dinges, Auteur
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The use of caffeine-containing energy products has increased worldwide in recent years. All of the top-selling energy drinks contain caffeine, which is likely to be the primary psychoactive ingredient in these products. Research shows that caffe[...]
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Mark Stephens, Auteur ;
Selasi Attipoe, Auteur ;
D. Jones, Auteur ;
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