When Coffee Doesn’t Love You Back: Bengaluru’s Café Boom Comes With Hidden Cost to Health
Bengaluru’s booming café culture is driving a rise in caffeine-related health complaints, with doctors reporting more cases of acidity, anxiety, insomnia and palpitations among young professionals. Experts say moderate c
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Bengaluru’s booming café culture is driving a rise in caffeine-related health complaints, with doctors reporting more cases of acidity, anxiety, insomnia and palpitations among young professionals. Experts say moderate coffee consumption offers health benefits, but excessive intake, genetics, stress and poor lifestyle habits can increase the risk of adverse effects.
Additional context on the story: Bengaluru’s café boom drives more caffeine-related health issues like acidity, anxiety and palpitations; experts advise moderation and under 400 mg daily. BENGALURU: Walk down almost any street in Bengaluru today and chances are you’ll find a coffee shop packe
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