Barb Nefer The Benefits Of Coffee For Teenagers

Drinking coffee is a part of many adults lives. Some adults may even be drinking a cup of coffee right now, at this moment. But coffee is now a part of many teenagers and children's lives too. The questions is, is it harmful? After reading the articles “ The Benefits of Coffee for Teenagers” by Barb Nefer, “Should Teenagers Drink Coffee” by Inform, and “The Harmful Effects of Coffee on Teenagers” also by Barb Nefer, it is shown that coffee is not always harmful to teens. Teenagers should be able to drink coffee and other caffeinated beverages because students and teens can become more attentive, decaffeinated coffee and other drinks are available and more healthy for children, and if enjoyed in moderation, it is harmless. To begin, teenagers should be able to drink coffee and other caffeinated beverages because students and teens can become more attentive. Having to go to school as early as many students do, students use coffee to wake themselves up. It is said that only “15 percent of teens get more than eight hours of
Although it is shown that drinking coffee can “increase anxiety levels in children aged five to 12 years”(Nefer 4), teenagers can have more intake due to growth and age, and teenagers nor children will drink as much as it will take to cause these issues. Additionally, it is said that “Teens can also benefit from indulging in coffee responsibly”(Inform 1), because they can become energized, become happier, and overall a better person than who they woke up feeling like. Lastly, the bad outcomes of coffee are deniable, for they will not occur in all teenagers or kids even because “Caffeine is generally safe and provides desirable effects”(Nefer 2). Overall, teenagers should be able to drink coffee and other caffeinated beverages because as shown above, if drinken responsibly and in moderation, it is completely