Some experts advise keeping caffeine consumption below 200 mg per day during pregnancy.

However as the data supporting this conclusion is of poor quality some suggest limiting caffeine consumption during pregnancy.

Despite these studies, though, doctors aren't recommending caffeine consumption as a means to reduce your risks of disease.

Still, some experts believe that coffee drinking, and particularly caffeine consumption, can have negative health consequences.

In women: more moderate caffeine consumption seems to be best, equivalent to approximately 1-4 cups of green tea per day.

He believes that excessive caffeine consumption poses a risk to human health.

For some people, anxiety may be reduced by eliminating caffeine consumption.

But the U.S. is far from the lead when it comes to national caffeine consumption.

The possible role of other factors such as caffeine consumption, and vitamin D deficiency are less clear cut.

As caffeine consumption goes up, the risk of developing diabetes goes down.