Still, few people are open about their “non-abstinent” recovery. Many of us fear that if we disclose the occasional weed ...

What is caffeine dependence? "When people use the term caffeine addiction, that is incorrect. Technically, caffeine use can result in a physical dependence, but not an addiction," says Cherian.

Caffeine is one of the rare few fat burners that has actually been proven to work. Even though most people don't exactly consume caffeine in order to lose weight, it's already a huge part of our ...

Caffeine addiction, affecting 80% of Americans, involves excessive and harmful use leading to physical dependence Symptoms include headaches, increased anxiety, and potential adverse health effects ...

Now, new research is saying that dependence on caffeine is not just a physical issue. As CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports, it could be affecting us psychologically.

When Griffiths and Juliano teamed up to review 170 years of caffeine research, much of which confirmed the drug’s reputation as a brain booster, they noticed a pattern: Most studies had been ...

Step into any workspace at 9 a.m., and you'll observe the same routine taking shape: hot cups, heavy eyelids, and the ...

Should You Give Up Caffeine? This Author of a Book on Mind-Altering Drugs Thinks So Your caffeine addiction is probably affecting you way more than you realize, argues Michael Pollan in his new book.

Caffeine rushes our system with feel-good chemicals, waking us up and sharpening our minds (if only for a short time). Sometimes, however, caffeine is an unintended byproduct of the foods we love ...

Many believe that humanity's caffeine addiction has wrought a lot of benefits. Earlier in the week, historian Mark Pendergrast told us about how coffee (and caffeine) helped Western civilization ...