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Cafeina PDF
Cafeina PDF
Ya sea en forma de
• Café
• Té
• Chocolate
• Calmantes (analgésicos)
• (o tu favorito) Refresco…
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Cafeína
Esto estimula el síndrome de yoyo – buscando otra bebida
cafeinada para obtener más energía, y después otros.4
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Cafeína
De manera muy precisa los investigadores fueron capaces de
medir una dosis infinitamente pequeña de cafeína, que
inyectaron en los cuerpos de las arañas, con agujas muy finas.
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Cafeína
Los consumidores de cafeína experimentan mas fácilmente
hostilidad, depresión y fatiga.
¿Alguno de nosotros necesita de estas cosas? 6
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2 tasas al día:
 Aumenta el riesgo de cáncer de colon en un 250%.10
 Duplica el riesgo de cáncer fatal de vejiga.11
 Incrementa el cáncer de ovario12 y páncreas.
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Cafeína
El café es conocido por elevar la presión sanguínea, y
aumentar las posibilidades de infarto o ataque cardiaco.
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al ataque cardiaco.
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Cafeína
Incluso después de nacido, el consumo de cafeína puede
presentar un riesgo serio para el bebé. Pocas madres están
enteradas de que los niveles de cafeína en la leche materna
son más del 50% que en su propia sangre. Para hacerlo peor,
la cafeína permanece en la circulación sanguínea del bebé…
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…por más de 80 horas, comparado a solamente
5-6 horas en la madre.16
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Cafeína
Tenían 5 veces más riesgo de fracturarse un hueso que
otras niñas que no tomaban colas.19
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3. Evite todos los productos del tabaco.
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1Health Power-Health By Choice Not Chance, Aileen Ludington, MD, Hans Diehl, DrHSc, MPH, Review and Herald
Publishing Association, Hagerstown, MD 21740, 2000, p. 76.
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2Griffin, PhD Vicki, The Guilt-free Gourmet, Remnant Publications, 1999. p. 339
3 White, E.G.; Counsels on Diet and Foods, p. 424.2
4 Ibid., Health Power, p. 77.
5 American Medical News 23:October, 1994; taken from Calamity in a Cup, p.8; Eight ounces of brewed coffee contains
135 mg of caffeine. Source: Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), Washington, DC 20009-5728
http://www.cspinet.org/new/cafchart.htm citing National Coffee Association, National Soft Drink Assoc., Tea Council of
the USA, and information by food, beverage, and pharmaceutical companies and J.J. Barone, H.R. Roberts (1996)
“Caffeine Consumption.” Food Chemistry and Toxicology, vol. 34, pp. 119-129.
6Griffin, PhD Vicki, The Guilt-free Gourmet, Remnant Publications, 1999. p. 340
7 Health Power-Health By Choice Not Chance, Aileen Ludington, MD, Hans Diehl, DrHSc, MPH, Review and Herald
Publishing Association, Hagerstown, MD 21740, 2000, p. 77.
8 Medical World News 63-73, Jan.26, 1976;Coffee, Tea, Mate, methylxanthines and Methygloyoxal, IARC
Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans, vol. 51, 1991,
http://www.who.int/dsa/cat98/chemtox8.htm#Coffee
9 Family Practice News 116(18), 1986; Adventist Health Study: School of Health, Loma Linda Univ., Loma Linda, CA
92350; Winston Craig, Nutrition and Wellness, 1999, Golden Harvest Books, p. 330.
10 Griffin, PhD Vicki, The Guilt-free Gourmet, Remnant Publications, 1999. p. 341
11 American Journal of Public Health 748 820-823, 1984; The Adventist Health Study shows that Adventist men have
only 28% of the expected bladder cancer mortality. Non-smoking reduces the risk by half, something else may be
occurring to reduce it by almost half again. Coffee is the most likely suspect. Statistical analysis did show twice the
risk of bladder cancer among Adventists men and women who use coffee compared to those who do not. See
Adventist Health Study: School of Health, Loma Linda Univ., Loma Linda, CA 92350; Winston Craig, Nutrition and
Wellness, 1999, Golden Harvest Books, p. 330; Coffee, Tea, Mate, methylxanthines and Methygloyoxal, IARC
Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans, vol. 51, 1991,
http://www.who.int/dsa/cat98/chemtox8.htm#Coffee
12 International Journal of Cancer 28(6)691-693, 1981.
13 Primary Cardiology 10/84,104-110; Am J of Epidemiology 128:124-136, 1988; Biochemical Journal 109(5)841-849;
NEJM 315(6)977-982,1986
14 Medical Tribune, April 15, 1996, Java Lover Alert: Coffee Linked to Miscarriage.
15 Journal of American Dietetic Assoc. 87:1048-1053, 1987; New England Journal of Medicine, Dec. 21, 2000 found
similar results of spontaneous abortion during the first trimester of pregnancy with 500 mg of caffeine daily (about
3.5-4 cups of coffee), http://www.nejm.org/content/2000/0343/0025/1839.asp; Nutrition Action Heathletter,
December 1996, p.4.
16 The Female Patient 13:52, 1988.
17 Modern Medicine 13-14, 8/1986
18 Abundant Health,4/91,p.3
19 Wyshak, Grace, PhD, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, June 2000 Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent
Medicine; Arch. Pediat. Adolesc. Med. 154: 542,610, 2000, reported in Nutrition Action Healthletter, Sept. 2000, p.11.
20 Griffin, PhD, Vickie; Calamity in a Cup, Let’s Eat, Hot Springs, NC, 1995, p. 25
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