Caffeine

Yes. Caffeine occurs naturally in tea. As you can see on PepsiCo's website http://www.pepsicobeveragefacts.com/caffeine.php it has 12mg per 8oz.

Not bad compared to:

Diet Mt. Dew = 36mg per 8oz

Diet Coke = 31mg per 8oz

According to the ingredients list on the back of the 40 flavor package, yes. Caffeine is listed as the last ingredient.

I suspect the caffeine is put into the Doctor Pepper flavor. Coffee is listed as another ingredient, probably for the cappuccino flavor.

I suspect caffeine is contained in the flavors for the items that usually contain caffeine, but I'd be surprised if other flavors contained caffeine.

From most polar to least:

Caffeine, Acetaminophen, Aspirin

caffeine is a psychoactive drug that is considered a stimulant. you will experience heightened awareness and the jitters. It can also cause large amounts of urination

Believe it or not, Pepsi actually has more caffeine content than Coke.

Caffeine can actually be very good for you.

However, like all chemicals which act upon the nervous system, constant or high usage can result in the body becoming dependent on it. Because of the way the CNS works, stopping such usgae results in the effects it counteracts being much more pronounced for some time (probably due to the increased amount of chemicals released to counteract the caffeine).

Like all drugs and chemicals, the things itself is neither good or bad - it is how you use it that matters.

approximately 10.9 mg/oz (370 mg/L),

You should never mix this type of drug with any alcholic drink. I know that some people do, especially those who take this type of med. on a regular bases for pain management. They begin to behave as they did before they began the medication and make themselves very sick, finding quickly their body doesn't tolerate it. This is a dangerous combination and needs to be avoided at all times. Oxycodone is a popular drug now. Of course liquior has always been popular. But one requires a Doctor to order it's use and the other you have to be (in alot of states) 21 years old to buy. All this means you should use extra caution when using the one that you can buy and only use the other as you are ordered. I don't know all the techinal terms or the chemical names, but I do know, apart these can kill a person. Combined, they are a lethal cocktail that can stop your heartbeat and respiration without breaking a sweat.

Caffeine is naturally occurring in a wide variety of plants, including tea and coffee. There are also more esoteric plants which contain caffeine, including Yerba Mate, Guayusa, Yaupon, and Guarana. Chocolate (from the Cacao plant) also contains a trace of caffeine.

it depends on the soda...you have to read the ingredients. Ingrediants higher on the list means there is more of them, and lower on the list says there is less of them. So if the ingredients say caffeine at the bottom then there's only a little caffeine in that soda. Most diet sodas dont have caffeine though.

Hershey's claims 7mg per 2Tbsp.

Yes, caffeine is a stimulant, and in sufficient quantity, it can give you palpitations.

No way complete opposite! It keeps you up!

The amount of caffeine in green tea is widely variable. A lot of sources claim that green tea is lower in caffeine than black tea, but this is not necessarily true. It's hard to generalize about whether green or black teas contain more or less caffeine.

Nearly all tea, however, has much less caffeine than coffee.

People sensitive to caffeine and drinking green tea as an alternative should be aware that green tea still contains caffeine which will affect you if you drink several cups.

Green tea is generally brewed with water below the boiling point for 2-4 minutes. Longer steeping times can result in more caffeine being released into the cup. The amount of leaf used also influences the caffeine content.

Yes. Caffeine is a stimulant which shocks the nervous system. The effects of this caffeine can trigger or exacerbate particular side-effects of prednisone, such as sleeplessness, nervousness, general anxiety, and painful joint and muscle cramps caused by its effects on the nervous system.

yes. says it on the bottle

If you go to the Arizona Tea Website, under "faqs" it states that:

"Yes all teas contain caffeine naturally. Our black teas (including diet) contain 15 mg of caffeine in every 8-oz serving. Our green teas (including diet) contain 7.5 mg of caffeine in every 8-oz. serving. Our white teas contains 6 mg of caffeine in every 8-oz serving. In comparison, cappuccino shakes have 40-60 mg per 8-oz serving. Red tea is naturally decaffeinated. In comparison, a 12-oz cola contains between35-55 mg of caffeine. Coffee contains between 60 - 100 mg per 8-oz serving."

The caffeine content of teas vary, however, by what type is in it. Arizona tea uses mostly black teas (pekoe is the type of tea, black and orange pekoe are different SIZES of tea leaves, NOT types or colors. Both are black tea.). Black tea usually has about 30-45mg of caffeine per 12oz serving. That is about a third of what coffee contains, and about half the caffeine of soda.

However, Arizona also makes non-tea beverages like Lemonade, which is caffeine free. All of Arizona's "ades" are caffeine free.

According to Pepsi, it doesn't have any caffeine.

Yes, caffeine is widely injected in hospital if a person is to black out and there is no time to wait for the caffeine to be absorbed by the body.

Caffeine is a stimulant drug, which speeds up the synaptic connections in your brain, increasing reaction times.

Nicotine, and Ecstasy do similar things, but are much more dangerous, and (in the case of ecstasy) illegal in most countries.

No, not really, but it can be dangerous if you drink or eat to much.

No, Alcohol in general contains no Caffeine. It actually has the opposite effect of Caffeine.

Ginseng tea probably has a small amount of caffeine in it because it is usually a mix of ginseng and green or black tea, and some ginseng tea's also have black licorice root. In some cases, Ginseng tea doesn't have caffeine, but if it has green or black tea mixed in it then it most likely does.

Caffeine is typically found in many products like coffee. The effects that caffeine has on a person varies between people. Some symptoms of an overdose of caffeine can include increased heart rate, increased sweating, anxiety, and dehydration. Caffeine levels differ form product to product so look at the labels before consuming. Remember, moderartion is key to a healty lifestyle