Good news for coffee lovers. A Delhi cardiologist reveals decades of fear about coffee harming hearts are outdated. Large studies show coff...

Energy drinks can result in rapid elevation of blood pressure due to stimulants such as caffeine, guarana, and bitter orange. Experts cauti...

Cardiologists endorse green tea for daily consumption. Its antioxidants combat inflammation and improve blood flow, benefiting heart health...

Diabetes patients must be aware of foods that clash with their medicines. High-fat meals, sugary items, and processed carbs can reduce medi...

Tea Research Association (TRA) Tocklai launched Decaffeinated Green Tea Powder, developed from Assam's elite clones, containing 75% less ca...

The Tea Research Association (TRA) has launched a decaffeinated green tea powder, developed from Assam's elite clones, to rival Japanese Ma...

Coffee, a daily ritual for many, has both pros and cons. Research suggests moderate intake benefits heart health and longevity. However, ex...

A Melbourne woman’s death from a suspected caffeine tablet overdose has sparked concern about the dangers of excessive caffeine intake. Whi...

Coffee consumption may enhance cognitive function in individuals with atrial fibrillation (AFib).

The study, conducted on US adults, suggests that coffee consumption may offer a protective effect against the negative health impacts assoc...

Omega-3 fatty acids affect how our cells function and the signalling pathways associated with inflammation and pain.

Caffeine is the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world.

From the moment we wake up, our bodies have a biological clock that drives us to go back to sleep later in the day.

In fact, the chapter nowhere explains in detail what addiction is, and only briefly touches upon the long-term damage addiction causes to t...

Caffeine can be found in products such as soft drinks, energy drinks but coffee is considered to be the leading source of the stimulant.

There’s a right way to dose yourself with coffee so that you get the most of its performance-enhancing benefits.

Energy drinks may give you a high, but too many can do more harm than good, doctors say, as addiction risk and misleading labels have led t...