Caffeine Project: Males Take More Coffee Than The Females

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The analysis between the males and females indicates that that there are more males that take coffee than the females ("Caffeine and sleep", 2017). This is relative to the fact that the counts between the females and the males, the latter are higher than the former ("Caffeine | University Health Service", 2017). This is to mean that, there are more males than there are females that rely on caffeine. It was also quite interesting to note that the age that takes coffee is between 13 years of age and 62 years ("Caffeine and sleep", 2017). The highest majority also indicated that they have a better conversation when they have had coffee ("How does caffeine affect the body?", 2017). With reference to the athletic performance, there was not as a high number that relies on coffee to get the best of their day.
The highest percentage of the participants also indicated that they do not feel sleepy after they have taken coffee. However, there was a sizable population of the participants that indicated that they still feel sleepy even after they have taken coffee (Brodwin, & Loria, 2015). An evaluation of the data also reveals that the highest majority of the population have their hunger suppressed by the coffee. This is also the case when evaluating the number of participant that feel miserable when they do not have their usual caffeine (CAHALAN, 2017). A good majority of the participants also indicated to their mood is improved by taking caffeine. For the majority of the participants, going without caffeine tends to have some element of negative impacts as they experience withdrawal symptoms. This also also closely associated with the fact tha...