The Effects Of Caffeine benzoate On Spirometric indices

hadavi, Sahar (2018) The Effects Of Caffeine benzoate On Spirometric indices. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

: Caffeine is a alkaloidal substance found naturally in some foods, including coffee, tea, cacao, and so on. Add this to some types of beverages, including beverages. Caffeine in various forms, usually used to stimulate its effects. Today, this substance can be produced in large quantities and used in various products. The pure caffeine used to make caffeine tablets is readily available. . Caffeine causes a significant increase in respiratory rate and volume of minutes, as well as stimulates respiratory centers, increases pulmonary blood flow and sensitivity of central medullary areas to hypercapnia. Various studies have been done on caffeine and its effects. Here, the effects of caffeine sodium benzoate on normal spirometric indices have been studied. In this study, 80 volunteers were tested in two groups of ladies and gentlemen. The general principles of testing that were designed based on a specific algorithm were taught to the volunteers. First, the spirometry test was performed by volunteers before consuming caffeine sodium benzoate tablets to evaluate their volumes and their pulmonary capacities and then again after taking caffeine sodium benzoate tablets spirometry test. Parametric analysis of spirometry before and after taking caffeine sodium benzoate tablets showed a significant increase in each of the parameters in both men and women.

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