No, it is more or less found in tea (in drinkable brew: 1 mg/L) and in cocoa beans up to 4 mg/g in dry beans.
However it is one of the xanthinic breakdown products of caffeine (from coffee) metabolism in the liver (cf. Related links just below this question)
Caffeine An alkaloid, formerly synthesized by methylation of theobromine isolated from cacao.
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Adco alcsophyllin is a medication that is also known as theophylline. Theophylline has many uses including cough, asthma, and treatment of pre-term labor in pregnant women.
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caffeine - coffee, cola nuts. nicotine - tobacco leaves. theobromine - cocoa bean. theophylline - tea
caffeine - coffee, cola nuts. nicotine - tobacco leaves. theobromine - cocoa bean. theophylline - tea
The caffeine in coffee (as well as the theophylline in tea, and the theobromine in chocolate) can be anxiogenic. That means, these compounds can increase anxiety in those who are prone to developing anxious symptoms.
Aminophylline dose * 0.8 = Theophylline dose
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Main drug found in tea is xantine named theophylline, there is mo such thing as "teina"SP.
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Herbert Weinfeld has written: 'A study of metabolism of caffeine and theophylline' -- subject(s): Caffeine, Theophylline, Metabolism
Yes, theophylline and caffeine (and the closely related theobromine) are drugs. Relatively mild ones, but they do act as stimulants.
Yes, there is natural sugar in coffee. The natural sugar in coffee is however very low. This therefore means that it has no health implications.