 
I actually know very little on the effects of caffeine on the body (that's why I haven't written the article). I do know that my clients lose weight when I make them cut out the stimulants. This includes caffeine and all other stimulants. I have heard that stimulants slow down your metabolism and it really makes perfect sense to me. Your body will adapt to anything you throw at it and if you throw caffeine at it you will trick it at first, then your body will catch on and adapt by slowing down internal processes until you were back to normal; this results in the need to increase your dose of caffeine. Then when your body doesn't have caffeine your metabolic rate is slowed down which causes fat gain. This is pure speculation on my part though...
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