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These studies suggest that 400mg of caffeine is generally considered a safe daily intake for healthy adults, enhancing vigilance and executive control, but may lead to longer target scanning latencies in low coffee consumption rate individuals.
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Caffeine is a widely consumed stimulant found in various beverages and dietary supplements. Understanding the effects and safe consumption levels of caffeine is crucial for public health. This synthesis examines the implications of consuming 400 mg of caffeine, drawing on multiple research studies.
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Consuming 400 mg of caffeine daily is generally safe for healthy adults and can enhance certain cognitive functions like vigilance and executive control of visual attention. However, it is important to monitor and moderate intake, especially for vulnerable groups such as reproductive-aged women and children. Awareness of caffeine content in various products and adherence to recommended limits can help mitigate potential health risks associated with excessive caffeine consumption.
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