Case reports of anorexia nervosa and caffeinism



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Am J Psychiatry 1983; 140:235-236
Copyright © 1983 by American Psychiatric Association

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Case reports of anorexia nervosa and caffeinism

JA Sours

Many patients with anorexia nervosa drink large quantities of beverages containing caffiene--e.g., coffee and diet cola--which have few calories and suppress the appetite while increasing energy. The author describes the clinical aspects of caffeinism in two such patients.

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