Although Caffeine Is Generally Regarded to Be a Relatively Safe

question 46

Multiple Choice

Although caffeine is generally regarded to be a relatively safe drug when consumed in moderate amounts, research suggests one of the following may be a health risk associated with caffeine intake via coffee or tea.

• A) Increased risk of cognitive decline
• B) Increased risk of coronary heart disease
• C) Increased risk of diabetes
• D) Increased risk of high blood pressure
• E) Increased risk of asthma

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