A doctor has warned that most Australians are drinking coffee in the wrong way and it can have dire consequences.

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Mississippi is known for great food with fantastic flavor. Now, see what Reader's Digest named the state's most iconic drink.

Pepsi introduced Josta into the soda market in 1995. Marketed as one of the first energy drinks by a major brand, it was formulated with guarana and caffeine. By 1999, the beverage had developed a ...

Every year on May 13, the clinking of glasses around the globe grows a little louder, a little more celebratory - because it's World Cocktail Day, a date that honours the birth of the cocktails as we ...

The leading ingredient in any energy drink is usually caffeine, says Stefanski. Energy drinks typically don't have alcohol. Most of them contain herbs, caffeine, and other substances.

Surprising sources of caffeine include decaf coffee, matcha, kombucha, and chocolate. Most people consume caffeine each day in various foods and drinks.

Dr Justin Houman, a urologist and professor of urology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, revealed to DailyMail.com the nine drinks most likely to make you pee more often.

Many mainstream energy drinks that have been on U.S. shelves for decades—like Rockstar, Red Bull, and Monster—contain roughly 10 mg of caffeine per ounce. That’s roughly on par with the ...