Caffeine

Dextrose does not contain any sugar. It is a sweetener that is made from the starch of plants such as rice.

None, if it is real fruit punch with nothing added besides natural fruit juices, sugar and water. However, if you are asking about a commercial packaged product, you would need to read the ingredients list to determine whether caffeine was added. A product such as a fruit-punch flavored energy drink could well pack a big caffeine whollop.

Yes, all tea has caffeine, unless you brew with decaffeinated tea.

it acts a constrictor decreasing the diamater of an artery and increasing blood pressure

No. The caffeine stays intact. Coffee does lose much of its flavor and gains some icky bitterness after about a half hour or so. The declining flavor quality makes it undrinkable for most people after a couple of hours unless it is sealed.

Recent research has shown it may help the child focus. Some people try this rather than other drugs, such as methylphenidate.

It does -- scientific studies show that drinking a SMALL cup of coffee or tea will make you more alert. You don't need the super-venti-giaganto size!

yes, caffeine does affect pregnancy. There are many articles on line that answer that question. I suggest doing a google search with the same terms and you will find thousands of articles and videos on the subject.

The Coca Cola company sells both caffeinated and caffeine-free formulas of Diet Coke. As of 2017, in the USA the caffeine-free type usually comes in golden/brass colored cans while the caffeinated type of Diet Coke comes in silver cans.

Yes, white tea contains caffeine, as does any type of tea from the tea plant (including green tea, black tea, oolong, and Pu-erh).

It is a widespread myth that white tea is lowest in caffeine among teas. There is no basis for this statement, and it has been repeated by many companies promoting white tea as a "healthier" product relative to other types of tea.

Scientific studies that have examined the caffeine content of a large number of teas have found that white tea, like other types of tea, has a broad range of caffeine content, from low to high. All tea has much less caffeine than coffee. But the caffeine in a particular tea depends more on the type of leaf used than the way the tea is processed. Teas containing more tips contain more caffeine, whereas teas containing more whole leaves have less caffeine.

That depends.

Regular coffee drinking lower the blood pressure, keeps you alert and may stave off dementia.

In some people it adversely affects the bowel and bladder and causes tremors, insomnia, nervousness, palpitations and headaches.

How much is too much depends a lot of how prone to those side effects you are.

No. Ibuprofen is its own drug. Quite often, ibuprofen and caffeine are mixed in combination medicines.

Excedrin is a caffeine/acetaminophen(paracetamol)/aspirin mix.

Tylenol is a brand name for a chemical NAMED acetaminophen.

(http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/sweets/5592/2) * 1 cup sugar = 200g * 2 quarts Kool-Aid = 64 fl oz * 1 cup Kool-Aid = 8 fl oz * ------------------------------------------------------ * 200 ÷ 64 = 3.125 x 8 = 25 grams of sugar(http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/sweets/5592/2)

No I don't think so... it can make your heart rate raise pretty high though... and i have noticed that if i cut myself when I've smoked, my blood somewhat looks like it has crystal in it. like sparkles and stuff...

Not much at all. An entire chocolate bar has about as much caffeine as a decaf cup of coffee. There's no added caffeine in hot cocoa mixes (at least for common varieties) and much less chocolate than a bar. It's probably extremely low.

While general opinion seems to support Mountain Dew as having the highest caffeine content, it is actually tied with Vault at the FDA's allowable limit of 71mg for cola and pepper type soft drinks. See the link below.

Caffeine is not a component of licorice root or licorice candy.

Absolutely. Caffeine is physically addictive; once you start using it, your body craves more, and it has less of an effect on you. Those people who "need" a cup of cofffee every day, or a soda? That is a mild form of caffeine abuse.

It's basically a drug,( not seriosly bad for you unless you have too much) and it increases your heart rate and makes chemicals that travel across your nervous system quicker.

There is exactly 36.7 milligrams of caffeine in Diet Pepsi.

There are small amounts, yes.

Depends on what energy drink you are consuming, my friend. This site has the info you are looking for. http://www.energyfiends.org.cum.c.com/the-caffeine-database/