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

Who knew the key to mental well-being lay in a good ol’ brew all this time?

However, caffeine consumption doesn't stimulate creativity, according to a study.

Cocoa increases cerebral blood flow, which increases cognition and attention. Caffeine alone can increase anxiety.

Coffee speeds up fat burn. When consumed before workout, it causes fat cells to be used as fuel cells instead of glycogen.

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