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Stimulants, also sometimes called psychostimulants[1], are psychoactive drugs which induce temporary improvements in either mental or physical function or both. Examples of these kinds of effects may include enhanced alertness, wakefulness, and locomotion, among others. Due to their effects typically having an "up" quality to them, stimulants are also occasionally referred to as " uppers". Depressants or " downers", which decrease mental and/or physical function, are in stark contrast to stimulants and are considered to be their functional opposites. Stimulants are widely used throughout the world as prescription medicines and as illicit substances of recreational abuse. Stimulants produce a wide variety of different kinds of effects by enhancing the activity of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Common effects, which vary depending on the substance in question, may include enhanced alertness, awareness, wakefulness, endurance, productivity, and motivation, increased arousal, locomotion, heart rate, and blood pressure, and the perception of a diminished requirement for food and sleep. Many stimulants are also capable of improving mood and relieving anxiety, and some can even induce feelings of euphoria. It should be noted, however, that many of these drugs are also capable of causing anxiety, even the ones that may paradoxically reduce it to a degree at the same time. Stimulants exert their effects through a number of different pharmacological mechanisms, the most prominent of which include facilitation of norepinephrine (noradrenaline) and/or dopamine activity (e.g., via monoamine transporter inhibition or reversal[2]), adenosine receptor antagonism, and nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonism. Stimulants are used both individually and clinically for therapeutic purposes in the treatment of a number of indications, including the following Caffeine is a compound that is found naturally in coffee, tea, and to a lesser degree, in cocoa or chocolate. It is included in many soft drinks, particularly energy drinks. Caffeine is the world's most widely used psychoactive drug and by far the most common stimulant. The vast majority (over 80%) of people in the United States consume caffeine on a daily basis. Few jurisdictions restrict its sale and use. Caffeine is also included in some medications, usually for the purpose of enhancing the effect of the primary ingredient, or reducing one of its side effects (especially drowsiness). Pure caffeine tablets are also widely available.
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1. Too Much Caffeine While Pregnant is Dangerous
November 05, 2009
After a lot of research, studies have shown that caffeine definitely has adverse health effects on both the mother and child while she is pregnant. Women who have high caffeine intakes while they are pregnant are causing negative effects to their children. In the following article, we will review more about caffeine and how much is really safe to take while you are pregnant.
Caffeine is a stimulant and a diuretic. This means it increases a person's blood pressure and their heart rate when it is consumed. It will also cause more frequent urination, which may lead to dehydration if le... (read more)
Author: Phillip Stone
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2. Wedding Diet - Weight Loss Diet Natural Stimulants
October 27, 2009
There are abounding derma affliction articles getting alien by corrective companies, but a lot of them are articles that accept collagen as an additive in them. But in fact, there is no collagen access in the physique by the use of these so alleged "collagen stimulant" products. Your aboriginal footfall should be to lower your all-embracing analogous of anxiety. This abandoned will admonition to abate the abundance of your all-overs agitation attacks.To lower your anxiety, pursue the afterward steps:Reduce or bigger still annihilate altogether the natural stimulants in your diet. This includes... (read more)
Author: Tom Miller
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3. What You Put in Your Body Will Impact Your Stress Levels
October 26, 2009
We live in a fast paced, ever changing environment. We work hard, look after our families and seemed to be running from one event to another. Therefore, it's even more imperative to look after yourself so that you can cope with what can sometimes be a stressful life.
One stress that you do have control over is the stress that you can cause in your own body. Take for example the many stimulant foods and liquids that cause stress on the body. Caffeine is one culprit. So if you have a high intake of caffeine whether through cola and fizzy drinks, chocolate and tea and coffee, reduce thi... (read more)
Author: Sonia Hudson
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4. Executive Suites & office Space in Newport Beach: A Business Stimulant
October 26, 2009
If you are looking for serviced office space or executive suites at one of the charming business destination with easy access to Newport BeachPart unspoiled nature, part manmade wonder and part luxury paradise, Newport Beach enchants every type of business traveler to its glowing shores. Trendsetters flock to the shopping havens of open air Fashion Island, the seaside shops of Corona Del Mar and the new developments on Newport Coast. The estuary on Back Bay is a birder's paradise, while the protected beach at Crystal Cove is favored by hikers. Surfers catch the best breaks on The Wedge while f... (read more)
Author: Tim Thomas
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5. History of Women's Hats
October 16, 2009
Women throughout the ages have been encouraged to cover their heads, for what started as religious reasons, utilitarian purposes, and also to be fashionable; this last reason is especially prevalent in the last 100 years or so.
The Olden Days
Women were prompted to always keep their heads covered with veils, hoods, kerchiefs, and wimples. If the reasons were religious, as they often were in those days, it was to show their modesty, and to protect them from the sin of vanity. Also, hair was seen as a sexual stimulant for men, so it was a way to protect themselves from inappropriate a... (read more)
Author: Amanda Yanik
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6. Dangers of Energy Drinks
October 11, 2009
Energy drinks are drinks advertised as providing energy to further physical activity of the drinker, as compared to a conventional drink. Rather than providing food for energy, these drinks are designed to enhance a persons mental alertness and physical performance by adding of caffeine, vitamins, and herbal supplements which may intermingle toprovide a stimulant effect over and above that obtained from caffeine alone. mutual ingredients in most energy drinks are guarana, taurine, creatine, ginseng, carnitine and ginkgo. Some of these ingredients such as ginsing are added to ... (read more)
Author: LD Klippert
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7. How to introduce sex toys into your relationship
September 30, 2009
If you have decided to use sex toys in your relationship, and your decision is firm, then nothing should deter you from going ahead. You will need the right approach to begin, but when you do, it will give you exhilaration like nothing else. Sex toys can bring fun into your sex life, and any sex expert will tell you that a light, romantic relationship is the best stimulant for good sex.
If you are stuck at how to bring those sex toys into your bedroom and use them, here are some tips:
1. Do not rush in. Your sex toy is going to be a tool of enjoyment for both of you. Do not make hast... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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8. Is Acai Berry Safe? - Benefit From Acai and Achieve Effective Weight Loss
October 01, 2009
Is Acai Berry safe? This is a question many looking for an effective weight loss plan will ask and they do not ask such a question flippantly. People will ask this question for a very serious reason. They do not want to ingest a product that turns out to present adverse health risks. Thankfully, Acai Berry products are most definitely safe provided you use them as recommended.
It is true that Acai Berry products contain a stimulant effect. It is this stimulant effect that contributes to the ability of the product to be effective as a fat burner. The more "revved" up you feel, the longer a... (read more)
Author: Peter Skotnicky
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9. Tips to Reduce Cellulite Naturally
October 01, 2009
reduce cellulite.
Massaging the cellulite areas that currently are another good way to reduce it. You may want to use the cellulite cream mentioned earlier to help with the massage for best results. Rub in combination with laser, light and radiofrequency treatments can also have a temporary effect by inducing swelling, but the results are not final.
Caffeine is a stimulant. That's the reason it perks us in the morning, it's the reason some people can actually become addicted to drinking caffeinated beverages. Caffeine in anti-cellulite cream can do the same for the circulation syste... (read more)
Author: ann page
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10. Google Caffeine: The New Search Engine Stimulant
September 24, 2009
Google is getting ready to come out with a new search engine called Google Caffeine. Google has plans to unveil it soon, in competition with MSN's new search engine Bing. The sneak preview version of Google Caffeine is out and I had the chance to test it out and compare it with the old Google search engine and MSN Live’s Bing. I wanted to compare them to analyze how different Google Caffeine is as a search engine compared to the ones that are already out there. Below are some results of the testing I did to find out how the old Google search engine and the new Google Caffeine search engine are... (read more)
Author: Angira Pandit
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11. How To Discover Your Hidden Asthma Triggers - Taking Control By Tracking Your Asthma
September 19, 2009
sthma is a serious lung disease effecting over 20 million people in the US alone. An asthma attack is caused by a trigger, which can be any external stimulant such as perfume, food, air pollution, cold air, animals, dust, etc., which our bodies react to. Knowing what your personal triggers are and avoiding them will help greatly to prevent asthma attacks. However, what triggers an asthma attack in some people may not even bother another asthma sufferer at all.
To make things more confusing, sometimes a trigger will cause a mild reaction one day and then a severe one the next day. This could... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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12. Should You Take Ritalin?
September 19, 2009
At least 3.3 million Americans currently take medications to ease the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder. The majority of these medications are amphetamine-based stimulants.
The doctors prescribe these drugs, but that does not mean they are necessarily safe, says the Federal Drug Administration which is currently looking at placing strong warnings on stimulant ADD medications like Ritalin, Adderall and Concerta.
An FDA advisory panel voted in February to recommend that all stimulant ADHD drugs carry a "black box" warning - the strongest possible safety warning - to indicate that th... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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13. Symptoms Of Detoxification When You Quit Smoking
September 18, 2009
Smoking is an addiction that is connected with both your body and your mind. Your body will start to detoxify itself shortly after your last cigarette.
Nicotine increases the levels of pleasure inducing chemicals in your brain. It also acts as a central nervous system stimulant, and increases both your blood pressure and your heart rate. Once you stop smoking and stop the nicotine doses, your body responds with severe cravings and withdrawal symptoms. These symptoms try to convince you that you need to light up a cigarette. Your physical withdrawal will last only a limited time. The long-te... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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14. Why Is Clenbuterol Mistaken For A Steroid?
September 18, 2009
Clenbuterol is a very remarkable and amazing compound, which is not a steroid hormone but a beta-2-symphatomimetic. Clenbuterol is prescribed to those suffering from breathing problems. Clenbuterol is recommended as a decongestant and bronchodilator. People with unrelieved asthma make use of Clenbuterol as a bronchodilator to make inhalation easier. Normally, it is available in salt form as Clenbuterol hydrochloride. Due to its illegitimate utilization in athletic competition, it is often mistaken for a steroid.
Clenbuterol is close to ephedrine, but its consequences are stronger and endu... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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15. 20 Tips For A Great Night's Sleep
September 18, 2009
Getting a good night's sleep helps us to be happier, more productive people, so here's some tips to help you get a good night's sleep:
1. Avoid drinking tea or coffee late at night
2. Stop smoking – nicotine is a stimulant and so can make it difficult to get to sleep and stay asleep
3. Go to bed at the same time each night so that you set a routine
4. Only use the bed for sleeping and sex
5. Use dimmers on your light switches, and dim the lights in the hours before you go to bed to mimic the change from daylight to night time
6. Avoid taking exercise in the evening – exerci... (read more)
Author: William Doyle
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16. Clenbuterol is most widely used bronchodilator
September 10, 2009
Clenbuterol is most widely used bronchodilator round the world. It is not a steroid, but a Beta 2 Sympathomitetic and central nervous system stimulant. It is used in certain countries in a medical sense as a bronchodilator in the treatment of asthma. Clenbuterol is a drug prescribed to sufferers of breathing disorders as a decongestant and bronchodilator. People with chronic breathing disorders like asthma use this as a bronchodilator to make breathing easier. It is most commonly available in salt form as Clenbuterol hydrochloride. . These drugs affect that sympathetic nervous system in a wid... (read more)
Author: Quinn Quentin
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17. Posters Printing Tips for Preschools
September 10, 2009
Posters serve as a handy reference for products and service information. Aside from having a marketing purpose, they can also serve as informational guides, graphic cues, and visual reminders. They can be particularly useful as informational materials for preschools. The following tips discuss how posters can be specifically used:
* Visual Stimulus for Children - A poster as a marketing material can also serve as visual, educational stimulant for kindergarten children. Posted along walls in school, children can learn from these visually-appealing posters that have customized designs. Cust... (read more)
Author: Nikki Sabato
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18. Burmese Forces Seize Drugs Near China Border
September 05, 2009
Burmese state media say security forces have seized drugs, drug-making
equipment and weapons near Burma's border with China, where troops
recently targeted rebel militias.Media reports say troops found
tens of thousands of stimulant narcotic pills along with weapons during
a raid this week in Kokang, a mainly ethnic-Chinese region in Burma's
northeastern Shan state. The region is known for drug smuggling. Burma
launched an offensive against the rebel Myanmar National Democratic
Alliance Army last month, forcing more than 30,000 people to leave
their homes and cross into China's southern... (read more)
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19. Decaffeinated Green Tea Facts
August 27, 2009
Avoiding caffeine in what you drink is crucial to people with a specific illness or condition. But, in some cases the picture is not so clear and you might be missing out on all the goodness.
I'm a great fan of green tea for many reasons, most of which are health related. But for those of us who prefer or have to avoid caffeine in what we drink the information can often be misleading.
Drinking decaffeinated green tea is of course a personal choice for all those beverage drinkers that want to rule it out of their diet. Caffeine has been known to act as a stimulant to our system and fo... (read more)
Author: Peter Foremski
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20. Is Green Tea Caffeine Free?
August 27, 2009
I do like green tea and find it a refreshing drink at any time of the day. I've also read about many health related benefits associated with drinking it, but wondered about the caffeine content.
So, I begged the question is green tea caffeine free? Well, it appears it is not and for those of us who like their beverages caffeine free we ought to choose carefully when buying green tea or taking green tea capsules.
As many of us know, caffeine can be responsible for raising our blood pressure, and for acting as a stimulant. But, the only real worry would only be if we were to consume a... (read more)
Author: Peter Foremski
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21. Considering for the Best ADHD Treatment of Your Child
August 20, 2009
Before considering on going for one of the myriad of treatments available for the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) of your child, the first and most critical step is always the evaluation of the ADHD problem. That is because legitimate clinical practice guidelines provide only evidence-based recommendations for the treatment of children diagnosed with ADHD. Some treatments, pharmaceutical or stimulant medication in particular can be no panacea and some children with ADHD shouldn’t be receiving it.
There are many reasons for this, says David Rabiner, PhD, of Duke University... (read more)
Author: Jenna Brooklyn
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22. Cocaine Addiction Symptoms and Signs
August 18, 2009
This notorious white powder that cocaine is has its origins in leaves derived from the South American coca plant. Leaves that were being freely used by the Mayans for their stimulating qualities became known to Europe following Spain's conquest of that continent.
Described as a stimulant, cocaine can be ingested in many ways, be it smoking, injection into the veins, or what is called snorting via the nose. No matter how it is consumed, its effects of this highly addictive drug are the same. However, it is known that no fewer than 90 percent of the people who use it do so occasionally; it ... (read more)
Author: Crystal Smith
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23. Powerful Defence against Winter Infections by combining Echinacea with Chinese Herbs
August 12, 2009
The best-known and most researched western immune stimulant herb is Echinacea. Modern research demonstrates that Echinacea works more effectively when combined with other immune stimulating herbs that also help manage fever, drain the lymphatics and resolve mucous congestion. For example, the Chinese herbs Andrographis leaf, Forsythia green fruit, Lonicera flowers, Platycodon root, Magnolia buds, Isatis root and Glycyrrhiza root (Liquorice) combine well with Echinacea to enhance its therapeutic effects. This combination can activate immunity to overcome a number of conditions including cold, f... (read more)
Author: Paul Keogh
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24. Spun All The Natural Herbal Sex Stimulant
August 07, 2009
One of the most damaging things that can occur to a man and their psyche is the inability to maintain an erection when they are with their partner. Given how much people pride them on sexual activity; it is fair to say that anything which causes any difficulty in trying to do so will cause problems for the parties concerned. If the matter continues without any solution, there could be very serious or damaging consequences of the situation and people find they are desperate for any solution. This is why a product offering an erection enhancement is highly desired by many people but the difficul... (read more)
Author: Mike Argiro
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25. Trimspa Colon Cleansers
August 06, 2009
Trimspa is a diet pill that has gained wide acclaim as a colon cleanser. Trimspa's original formula was derived from a stimulant herb called ephedra. However, the diet pill was recently reformulated to be ephedra-free after ephedra was banned in the US after concerns about its safety. The fame surrounding Trimspa can be mainly attributed to Anna Nicole Smith's story. Anna attained fame and recognition as the marketing face of Trimspa soon after using Trimspa pills in 2003. She continuously used Trimspa for several months beginning April that year and consequently lost to the excess of 30 pound... (read more)
Author: Ryan English
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