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Gesundheitsschädigende Wirkungen von Koffein

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Der Diskurs, ob Koffein gesundheitsfördernd oder gesundheitsschädlich sei, zieht sich schon über Jahrhunderte. Während in den letzten Jahren Meldungen über wissenschaftliche Studien, die positive Auswirkungen des Koffeinkonsums herausgefunden haben wollen, in den Medien stets präsent sind, tauchen jene, die über negative Auswirkungen berichten, kaum auf. Obwohl diese Studien selbstverständlich den gleichen wissenschaftlichen Interpretationsschwierigkeiten unterliegen, sollten sie genauso ernst genommen werden wie jene über die gesundheitsfördernde Wirkung. – Denn Koffein kann uns von der Zeugung bis ins Erwachsenenalter unter bestimmten Umständen auch schaden.

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