Since it was established in 1891, the organization has helped improve health care by providing a forum for discussion of ideas and problems and by providing continuing education for its members. Next year s meeting in Anaheim, Calif., will have a theme of health care education, which Nelson said is an investment for future health care. Any grievance should be reported to the MTF Commander or Lead Agent. Caffeine is a mildly addictive substance that stimulates the central nervous system. The effects of this stimulant differs for individuals depending on factors such as the quantity consumed, whether that quantity was taken all at once or over time and the caffeine tolerance level of the user.
Most people develop a tolerance rather quickly.
Caffeine may increase blood pressure, raise blood cholesterol, and cause irregular heartbeats for those who are unaccustomed or sensitive to its use. In addition, excessive intake of caffeine, as in four cups of coffee a day, has been known to produce side effects such as dizziness, agitation, restlessness, headaches, intestinal discomfort, diarrhea, and insomnia. The Food and Drug Administration states that pregnant and breast feeding women should limit their use of caffeine products or avoid them completely. Caffeine can show up in common cold medications, allergy pills, diet pills, headache remedies, and even sometimes as a flavoring agent in baked goods, frozen desserts, and puddings. Caffeine is not all bad, however.