General info on caffeine.

Medical site on caffeine and kids.  

This site is a page within a site from How Stuff Works. Nonetheless, the site could be its own website. It explains caffeine, what it is, and how it works in great detail. No interactive features here, but great content. The site is well laid out, easy to read, and navigates quickly. A good site with lots of information on coffee and its effects on our bodies.

This site focuses on frequently asked questions about caffeine. While the site isn’t graphically pleasing, or flashy, and doesn’t have any interactive features, the depth of content is amazing. There is almost no question about caffeine that goes unanswered. The language is pretty simple, and once you know how to navigate the site, it is pretty easy to do so. Very thorough.

This is a very basic site in structure (mostly text and charts) but has a lot of information for people interested in learning more about their caffeine intake. There are charts of many different types/brands of foods in order to calculate how much caffeine you are consuming.

An article from Nutrition action. This site is nothing more than an article from a larger site, but it is an excellent one, and reads very well and easily. It takes very little time to read this article, but it is worth it. At the end there are a few links to other information. For audiences of all ages, and is easy to read.

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Caffeine Blues: Wake Up to the Hidden Dangers America's #1 Drug

by Stephen Cherniske (1998)

The Caffeine Advantage: How to Sharpen Your Mind, Improve Your Physical Performance, and Achieve Your Goals--the Healthy Way

by Bennett Alan Weinberg, Bonnie K. Bealer (2002)