HOW DOES COFFEE IMPROVE

STUDENTS CREATIVITY AND HELP

PREPARE FOR THEIR CAREER?
Just about everyone is drinking coffee
these days. Its the one beverage that fits
every social situation. In the morning,
afternoon or evening for a casual gettogether or formal affair, or at home with
the family, in a caf, coffee shop or
sidewalk patio with friends, coffee is a
delicious alternative to wine or beer,
conducive to conversation and community.
Thats why coffee affect a lot of peoples
life and health in many ways.

PROJECT BASE

A BRIEF HISTORY OF
COFFEE
Knowledge of coffee (15 th century)
16th century came to middle east
17 th century came to europe
18 th century came to america

BENEFITS & SIDE EFFECTS

COFFEE

Increases problem solving ,decision making

abilities-Caffeine helps to show some
improvement in productivity on creative tasks.
FOR
Coffee puts you in a better mood. Study by
Johns Hopkins University in Boston found that
MORE
caffeine made subjects more energetic,
confident and ready to work.
CREATIV Helps you stay alert Studies how that night
workers are less prone to accidents and errors
E
if they drink coffee and drivers are less likely
to have accidents.
MIND!!! Is good for your memory A study conducted
in Maastricht, Holland found that coffee can
combat the forgetfulness that often
accompanies aging.

HOW CAFFENE AFFECTS OUR

BRAN?
Caffeine is a neutral stimulant which effect peoples central
nervous system. Adenosine is a part of central nervous
system that has specific receptors. When adenosine levels
increase, you feel sleepy and tired. Caffeine blocked
adenosine receptors and fight against tiredness.It increases
the production of adrenalin.
Adrenalin is the fight or flight hormone, so it increases your
attention level and gives your entire system an extra burst of
energy. .

DOES
COFFEE

-Coffee beverages tend to appeal to Canadians with

greatier education, those in professional business life
and people with higher incomes.

EFFECTS
STUDENS
EDUCATIOAL

-INFORMATION

LFE & THER

CAREER?

-INFORMATION

Lastly, like most drugs, caffeine increases the production of

dopamine in the brain, thus helping to maintain the
dependency on this drug, which is consumed daily by 90% of
all adults in the U.S.

REFERENCES

-Whiteman, H. (2015, October 28). "Caffeine: how does it affect our health?."
Medical News Today. Retrieved from
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/271707.php
-Hamblin, James .(2013, Jun 24). Retrieved From
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/06/caffeine-for-the-more-creative-mind/277069/
-The Coffee Association of Canada. Rogers Publishing Limited Jul/Aug 1998.
Canadian Grocer
-Algie, M.(1999, August 5). Students Learn 'Language' of Coffee.
-National coffee association USA History Of Coffee Retrieved from http://
www.ncausa.org/About-Coffee/History-of-Coffee

Prepared by:
Mehmet Ali AYDOAN
Sanem AKKURT
Egemen FT