Sentence examples for caffeine abuse from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of associated complaints and habits was: caffeine abuse (20.0%), allergies (10.0%), and alcohol abuse (10.0%).

Murray and the rap collective the Wu-Tang Clan struck up an unlikely friendship in 2003, while shooting a segment of Jim Jarmusch's episodic cult flick, Coffee and Cigarettes, in which we learned the unsavoury side effects of caffeine abuse and that Murray knows his hip-hop.

Williams joins fellow athletes Amar'e Stoudemire and Chris Paul as co-owners of the brand, along with LeBron James, who caught some flak last year for promoting the energy-boosting version of the product, which experts feared could lead to caffeine abuse among teens.

Patients had to satisfy the DSM-IV-TR criteria [34] for schizophrenia in the absence, during their lifespan, of co-morbidities with other DSM-IV-TR Axis I disorders, with the exception of nicotine and caffeine abuse.

The controls had to have no lifetime personal evidence of any DSM-IV-TR Axis I disorder, again with the exception of nicotine and caffeine abuse, and to present a negative family history for psychoses and mood disorders in their first-degree relatives.

Main risk factors for aneurysmal SAH are smoking, hypertension, female gender, familial background, and alcohol, caffeine, or cocaine abuse [ 2- 4].

For a healthy heart, strictly avoid alcohol, tobacco, smoking, and caffeine and drug abuse.

Known risk factors include smoking, chemical carcinogens such as aniline, benzidine and azo dyes, cyclophosphamide, heavy caffeine consumption, and analgesic abuse, especially phenacetin.

Avoid smoking, excessive caffeine and alcohol, and abuse of other substances.

Keen-eyed visitors to the restaurant will notice, in an array of school lockers, replicas of props like the brick-size cellphone favored by the preppy bad boy Zack Morris and bottles of the caffeine pills like those abused by Jessie Spano in the series' most infamous episode.

He and the other members argued that the study contained too few patients to be statistically significant and that the strokes in people taking phenylpropanolamine could have been caused by factors like drug abuse and excessive caffeine consumption.