When to take it
In the morning or 30–60 minutes before training; take the last dose at least 8 hours before bed.
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Also known as: caffeine anhydrous, guarana
Caffeine is a stimulant found naturally in coffee, tea and guarana that blocks adenosine receptors and reduces the feeling of tiredness. It is one of the best-studied performance aids.
precisely dosed, fast onset
natural sources; the effect is the same as pure caffeine
combination for calmer alertness without jitters
In the morning or 30–60 minutes before training; take the last dose at least 8 hours before bed.
Works well with L-theanine and creatine.
Do not combine with other stimulants or caffeinated pre-workouts. Keep a gap from iron, calcium and thyroid medicine.
Limit total intake in pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you have high blood pressure, heart rhythm problems, anxiety, liver disease or take medicines, consult your doctor.
According to EFSA, single doses up to 200 mg and up to 400 mg per day are safe for healthy adults; in pregnancy up to 200 mg per day. Count coffee and energy drinks too.
If you use caffeine daily, take a week off now and then – your sensitivity will return.
Strong = several good human studies or official recommendations; moderate = promising but smaller studies; weak = few studies or mixed results; no evidence = claims not confirmed.
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