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Effects of Caffeine
In this Article:
Caffeine Addiction
Effects of Caffeine
Caffeine Dependence
Caffeine Tolerance
Caffeine Withdrawal Symptom
Treatment for Caffeine Addiction
Caffeine Timeline
Both the WHO and the APA consider the effects of caffeine and the intoxication from caffeine to be a valid diagnosis. Doses vary from individual to individual. While rarely fatal, symptoms can include anxiety, insomnia, tremors, fever, rapid heartbeat (tachycardia), and hyperventilation (tachypnea).
Often when caffeine intoxication is fatal , the user consumed caffeine pills and his death was due to ventricular fibrillation—the muscles in the heart go out of whack, causing it to pump inadequately and depriving the body of oxygen. Thus the effects of caffeine can range from mild tremors to fatality.
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Effects of Caffeine
In this Article:
Caffeine Addiction
Effects of Caffeine
Caffeine Dependence
Caffeine Tolerance
Caffeine Withdrawal Symptom
Treatment for Caffeine Addiction
Caffeine Timeline
Both the WHO and the APA consider the effects of caffeine and the intoxication from caffeine to be a valid diagnosis. Doses vary from individual to individual. While rarely fatal, symptoms can include anxiety, insomnia, tremors, fever, rapid heartbeat (tachycardia), and hyperventilation (tachypnea).
Often when caffeine intoxication is fatal , the user consumed caffeine pills and his death was due to ventricular fibrillation—the muscles in the heart go out of whack, causing it to pump inadequately and depriving the body of oxygen. Thus the effects of caffeine can range from mild tremors to fatality.
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