1. Ultimately, what determines whether or not caffeine affects an individual?
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2. Most people will feel caffeine for at least _______________.
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3. People with a lot of adenosine receptors are _______________ to the effects of caffeine.
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4. According to the research of Ahmed El-Sohemy, what percentage of people are 'quick metabolizers' of caffeine?
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5. According to the article, drinking lots of caffeine might actually _______________ adenosine receptors.
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Did you know?
Caffeine sensitivity varies between individuals partly because of genetic differences in how quickly the body processes it. Science articles like this are a good way to build vocabulary for talking about research studies, genetics, and everyday health topics.
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