Caffeine A Medical Dictionary Bibliography

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Caffeine: A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography by James Parker is the go-to reference for students, baristas, and health buffs who want the full, research-backed story on the world’s favorite stimulant. This 2004 textbook-style guide compiles concise medical definitions, historical findings, and annotated sources, making it a handy shelf companion for quick facts or deeper study.

Inside, the pages are crisp and unmarked, and the binding remains tight after two decades—a testament to its solid construction. Light scuffing on the glossy cover and a gentle crease on the back hint at previous use but leave the book perfectly readable and attractive on a desk or in a backpack.

No library stamps, smoke smells, or dog-eared corners intrude; it comes from a clean, smoke-free home and is ready for immediate use. Whether you’re researching caffeine’s physiological effects, writing a university paper, or simply love coffee science, this affordable, gently worn copy delivers authoritative information without the new-textbook price tag.