It seems that in our day and age humans rely on caffeine for many things from that morning cup of coffee, soda with popcorn, caffeine infused skin products and many other applications. Our premises are that if caffeine can help with our skin and energy boost then wouldn’t the same apply to plants? The goal … Read more
Light shone in through the half open curtains of a midnight sky. Madison drank it up until even the insides of her were glowing. There I was degrading away in her room, curled up, fetal position in a chair, half asleep. “You want tea? ” “I hate tea. ” “Iced? ” She obviously had disregarded … Read more
The way we observe and interact with our world happens through our nervous systems. It is how we learn about our surroundings and how we function within those surroundings. But what would happen if something was affecting our nervous systems in ways that could both help us and harm us? Truth be told, there is. … Read more
Being able to extract a compound or substance from a product or object will encourage us in being able to do the same in a similar manner with a tea solution. Extracting compounds is an important step in any kind of organic chemistry lab and will help us be better at accomplishing the experiment in … Read more
Coffee is something we learn about as soon as we become an adult and see it grows to be a part of our life. College students coffee intake is at this time an ongoing experiment being studied. The information collected from the articles provided us to conclude to create an observation study from the studies … Read more
The Health Effects of Caffeine on the Human Body Caffeine, known as a “drug” is something that many people consume on a daily basis. It is very common and can be consumed in many different ways. Caffeine can be consumed through drinks, medicine and/or foods. In one way or another, caffeine is used as a … Read more
On October 2nd, Gatorade turned 50 years old. In 1965, Dr. Robert Cade and his team at the University of Florida, invented a drink that helps with renewing the fluids and the electrolytes lost in the sweat by the University’s Football team, the Gators, and they call it Gatorade. When the Gators won the Orange … Read more
As far back as 2700 B. C.. Chinese Emperor Shen Nung regularly imbibed hot brewed tea. Coffee was regarded by some Westerners as “the devil’s brew” until the late sixteenth century, when Pope Clement VIII tasted it and gave it his blessing. Caffeine is the most popular drug in the world. Coffee consumption in the … Read more