Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
A Primer on Caffeine Pharmacology and Its Drug Interactions in Clinical Psychopharmacology
View through CrossRef
Caffeine in the form of various beverages and as an additive in numerous drug formulations is the most widely consumed drug in the world. Its psychostimulant properties account for much of its popularity. Caffeine has multiple pharmacological effects that influence normal physiological functioning, and it has been suspected of contributing to morbidity. Drug interactions of caffeine with other psychoactive drugs are described. This review summarizes the pharmacology of caffeine and its drug interactions relevant to the practice of clinical psychopharmacology. The impact of caffeine consumption should be considered in planning and assessing responses to pharmacotherapy for mental illness. Psychopharmacology Bulletin 2001;35(3):30-48.
Medworks Media Inc.
Title: A Primer on Caffeine Pharmacology and Its Drug Interactions in Clinical Psychopharmacology
Description:
Caffeine in the form of various beverages and as an additive in numerous drug formulations is the most widely consumed drug in the world.
Its psychostimulant properties account for much of its popularity.
Caffeine has multiple pharmacological effects that influence normal physiological functioning, and it has been suspected of contributing to morbidity.
Drug interactions of caffeine with other psychoactive drugs are described.
This review summarizes the pharmacology of caffeine and its drug interactions relevant to the practice of clinical psychopharmacology.
The impact of caffeine consumption should be considered in planning and assessing responses to pharmacotherapy for mental illness.
Psychopharmacology Bulletin 2001;35(3):30-48.
Related Results
British Food Journal Volume 46 Issue 12 1944
British Food Journal Volume 46 Issue 12 1944
1. The Committee have received a request from the Tea and Coffee Division for advice as to appropriate standards for liquid “coffee essences” including coffee and chicory essences,...
Comparing the caffeine content of caffeine-containing dietary supplements in British Columbia
Comparing the caffeine content of caffeine-containing dietary supplements in British Columbia
Background and Purpose: The use of dietary supplements is on the rise in Canada. This raises questions about the safety of the supplements when taken in the recommended dosage. One...
Does Caffeine Enhance Athletic Performance?
Does Caffeine Enhance Athletic Performance?
Aim: A plethora of studies have been conducted to examine the effect of caffeine on athletic performance, with conflicting results. The purpose of the study is to investigate the e...
Assessment of caffeine consumption behavior among Jazan University students in the south of Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study
Assessment of caffeine consumption behavior among Jazan University students in the south of Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study
Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant. High consumption levels of caffeine can lead to intoxication and serious side effects. Saudi Arabia is witnessing a rise in the comm...
Caffeine decreases neuromuscular fatigue in the lumbar muscles – a randomized blind study
Caffeine decreases neuromuscular fatigue in the lumbar muscles – a randomized blind study
ABSTRACTBackgroundErgogenic evidence for caffeine is robust in sports and isolated limb tasks. Our objective was to evaluate a possible ergogenic effect on postural muscles, still ...
Effect of Maternal Caffeine Consumption on Low Birth Weight in Butajira, Southern Central Ethiopia: A nested Cohort Study
Effect of Maternal Caffeine Consumption on Low Birth Weight in Butajira, Southern Central Ethiopia: A nested Cohort Study
Abstract
Background
Caffeine consumption is common among people throughout the world, Africa and Ethiopia. The prevalence of the caffeine exposure during pregnancy was 69%-...
Comparison of Treatment Efficacy in Migraine treated with Nortriptyline and Caffeine Cessation vs Nortriptyline without Caffeine Cessation
Comparison of Treatment Efficacy in Migraine treated with Nortriptyline and Caffeine Cessation vs Nortriptyline without Caffeine Cessation
Background: The usage of caffeine as a psychostimulant is prevalent worldwide. However, consuming excessive amounts of caffeine can result in various acute and chronic biological a...
Antimalaria Activity of Caffeine, Orally Administered with a Lipid-Based Formulation in a Murine Model
Antimalaria Activity of Caffeine, Orally Administered with a Lipid-Based Formulation in a Murine Model
Abstract
Despite Caffeine being known essentially for its psychoactive properties, an attempt was made in this study to investigate its potential antimalarial activity cons...