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The Caffeine Database

Wednesday, March 21, 2007 | 4 Comments

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This, I think, could potentially scare you to death before the caffeine could kill you, but even though I don’t ever drink carbonated beverages (fizzy pop), energy drinks and the like, I do like my three cups of coffee in the morning. I’ll probably drink the same number of cups of tea in the afternoon and, some evenings (though it makes little difference after those), I might also drink some chocolate milk.

Compared to most people’s intake, plus their caffeine consumption from mints, chocolates and gum, which I do not partake in (chocolate once in a while - and I mean about once a month - but never mints and gum, because I can’t stand them), my consumption is probably quite low.

It pales in comparison to the 65.90 cups of Drip Coffee (3,954 mg of caffeine by my calculations) that it would take to kill me at my body weight, but do you think I should be concerned by this maybe?

The Caffeine Database Via: Lifehacker

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