I have high blood pressure how much caffeine in this product?
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The label reports it has 20 mg/serving. About the equal to 1/2 cup of coffee.
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I believe there's less than 2 grams of caffeine per, but you should check on EVL's website to be sure.
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Well I read this some years ago and can't remember exactly but it is much higher than people think. Caffeine count is only slightly reduced.
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One gram per tablet; that is, one gram. It sounds like an awful lot, but for someone with very low blood pressure, it really isn't that much. I hope that helps.
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Packaging info in Japanese but I've heard between 2-5mg per piece. Don't chew for caffeine but the effect it has on my sinuses. The strong flavor is not for everyone but I enjoy it.
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LOADS of caffeine. The site says 57mg/oz as opposed to a Starbucks coffee having around 20mg/oz.
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I'm sorry. I checked the packaging and it doesn't have any measure of caffeine on the package. I am pretty sure it has some in it but as I am not a real caffeine freak, I don't live for it, so that's not why I drink it. LOVE the taste.
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I am so sorry, but I've cut the top of the bag off to fit the bag into an old coffee container so I don't know. I have a new bag coming in a couple of days and I will fill you in on all the info. I do see it says 65 mg caffeine per 8 oz. serving. I'll get back with you later.
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i don't know. i only use it for blood pressure. it is very accurste at that.
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Thank you! I may not have answered your question correctly the amount of green coffee bean extract is 800mg the amount of caffeine is around 100mg twice daily.
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Yes. This product contains 100mg of caffeine per serving (equivalent to approximately 1 cup of coffee). Hope you find this helpful.
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I am not sure if there is a set amount. I just put a teaspoon into my morning shake. I found this online: http://www.worldhealth.net/news/rose-hip-extract-aids-cardiovascular-health/
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There is approximately 30 to 35mg of caffeine per 1 teaspoon (recommended serving per 8fl. oz. of water) of Matcha. This is about 70% less amount than that of coffee. Difference is, Matcha green tea has 2 other types of stimulants: theobromine and theophylline which has the same effect as with caffeine, and the effect of these 3 is balanced by L-Theanine - the calming of nervous system and increasing of concentration. In short, you have less caffeine but with better effect on concentration and energy. Hope that helps. Please do reach out should you have further inquiries. Warmest regards, Ashley Evans KissMeOrganics
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I havent experienced having high blood pressure. If u take more than the prescribed amount maybe then you'll experience it.
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As others have stated, it depends upon the "density" of the compound. For example, caffeine has a density of 1230 mg per cubic centimeter. So, if you want 150 mg of caffeine, you need to use 0.122 cubic centimeters or converted to teaspoons is approximately 1/40th of a teaspoon. A very very tiny amount of caffeine! However, take a lightweight compound like dried parsley ... 150 mg of dried parsley is 1.5 cubic centimeters or approximately 1/3 of a teaspoon. So, 150 mg of parsley takes up over 13 times as much space as an equivalent weight of caffeine. Hope that helped.
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DO NOT TAKE IF YOU HAVE HEART PROBLEMS!!!! This product is not good for people with high blood pressure or any kind of heart problems. It does nothing but good things to me but my mother complained of a racing heart and a pounding head ache very soon after taking it. My sister got an instant headache as we'll soon after taking the product and she's 14 years with no know heart problems; however she has complained of chest pains in the past. It's an energy drink like red bull or 5 hour energy there not recommended for people with heart problems!
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Most teas do not necessarily provide caffeine levels but that information is readily available via the internet. I have provided a list of beverages that contain caffeine. Hope it helps. Black Tea Caffeine Content Comparison *Black Tea: 40 mg per serving (1 cup) *Green Tea: 20 mg per serving (1 cup) *Oolong Tea: 30 mg per serving (1 cup) *White Tea: 15 mg per serving (1 cup) *Coffee: 115 mg per serving (1 cup) *Espresso: 100 mg per serving (2 ounces) *Red Bull: 80 mg per can *Mountain Dew: 55 mg per can *Coke: 34 mg per can