A novel placebo-controlled study has found daily caffeine consumption can significantly reduce the volume of gray matter in the human brain. These findings do not immediately suggest caffeine ...

But getting longer hair may be simpler than you'd imagine, as new research shows there are science-backed benefits to a compound many of us already know and love: caffeine.

Caffeine has an average half-life of about five hours, which means if you have a cup of Joe with 100mg of caffeine in it, you’ll have 50g remaining in your system after five hours, and then 25g ...

Instead of sacrificing caffeine outright, I instead suggest you carefully structure your consumption in order to minimize its impact on your day. Instead of rushing to the kitchen at first light, wait ...

A meta-analysis of 127 studies published in Annual Review of Nutrition found that coffee can reduce your risk of cancer up to ...

And just as your local coffee shop takes advantage of your addiction to keep you coming back, flowers with caffeine-laced nectar keep bees buzzing for more.

Caffeine seems to enable perovskite crystals to form without as much “disorder” as those grown without the drug, says Joseph Berry, a physicist at the National Renewable Energy Lab in Golden ...

Hair growth solutions are a dime a dozen, but they may be closer than you think. Here, a dermatologist and a trichologist share how caffeine can support scalp health and spur hair growth.

Caffeine. You know it, you love it. And thanks to new research, we now have a better idea of how some plants evolved to make it.

Hair growth solutions are a dime a dozen, but they may be closer than you think. Here, a dermatologist and a trichologist share how caffeine can support scalp health and spur hair growth.