Does Caffeine Really Help Teenagers Study Better?
Kids Curacao
February 20, 2010
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One of the survey results reveals that about three out of every four teenagers in UK use caffeine in the form of drinks 
or tablets believing that it helps them study better for their examinations.
Another recent study effort has brought out an uncomfortable fact that about 80% of the teenagers are habituated to consuming more snacks and junk food at the time of preparing for examinations. Yet another study done by the UK School Food Trust gathered that one in every four youth in the age group of 13 … Continue Reading
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