Somewhere in the world today it is a hot sunny day, and amongst all the warnings we are given about the consequences of such heat, there is always one about not becoming dehydrated.
The caffeine in coffee has a mild diuretic effect, increasing the frequency of urination but not the amount of fluid passed. For many years health and exercise experts thought that, as a consequence, coffee and other caffeinated beverages promoted dehydration and didn't count as a source of fluid in the diet. We now know this is not true and there is no scientific evidence to support these views. Caffeine in fact is no more a diuretic than water.
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Caffeine is the one compound with good scientific evidence to support its use as an athletic-performance enhancer. Taken in moderate doses, it's relatively safe. Caffeine is the only substance for which the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has set an acceptable level on urine samples, less than 12 micrograms per milliliter. A higher amount will bar an athlete from competition.
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The appreciation for coffee is not unlike an appreciation for wine--the more you know, the more your experience is enhanced. There are four main elements one may notice when drinking coffee. An excellent blend will exhibit all four characteristics and bring them to the taster in a pleasing and well-balanced combination.