Habits
Coffee: where the line actually is
EFSA put numbers on caffeine in 2015 — 400 mg a day, 200 mg in one go. Most people are further from those limits than they think.
Friday, 18 September 2026Nutrition, with receipts
Plate & ProofSection
Timing, routines and the everyday mechanics of eating — judged on evidence, not on discipline.
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EFSA put numbers on caffeine in 2015 — 400 mg a day, 200 mg in one go. Most people are further from those limits than they think.
EFSA's adequate intakes are 2.0 litres a day for women and 2.5 for men — counting all drinks and the water inside food. The eight-glasses rule was never the source.