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CAFFEINE- is a compound made up of four of the most common elements: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen. Caffeine is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant, is one of the best-tested ergogenic aids and is known to help athletes train harder and longer. It also stimulates the brain and contributes to greater concentration. There are over 70 studies on the utilization of caffeine for both endurance exercise and short-term, high intensity exercise. The vast majority conclude that caffeine does indeed enhance performance and makes the effort seem easier. The average improvement in performance is about 12 percent, with greater benefits noticed during endurance exercise. In research studies, the amount of caffeine that enhances performance ranges from 1.5 to 4 mg/lb body weight taken one hour before exercise. For a 150 lb person, this comes to about 225 to 600 mg with more not necessarily giving better results.

Caffeine has been shown to safely improve many of the mental functions necessary to be successful in athletics like speeding up reaction time, improving processing skills, increasing alertness and the ability to concentrate. Furthermore, caffeine is known to increase the utilization of free fatty acids by the muscles enhancing endurance and fat burning while sparing muscle glycogen.

Caffeine causes dehydration? Myth! This has recently been put to the test found to be false. Previously, urine was collected only at 2 and 4 hour periods and caffeine did increase urine output in these time frames. In this study 24 hour urine volume was measured. Subjects were found to have no detrimental effects of caffeine on 24-hour urine volume, meaning that by day's end, the urine losses were similar whether the person consumed no caffeine or a high dose.