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Caffeine linked to low mood in psychiatric patients
A study of 83 psychiatric patients by University of Michigan researchers found higher caffeine intake associated with greater anxiety and reports of low mood among those under treatment. The study defined high intake as 750 mg daily or more from coffee, tea, cola and stimulant pills, with some patients consuming exceptionally large amounts. The doctors cautioned results may not apply to the general population and could not prove causation.
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