The association between caffeine consumption and fat oxidation.
By Pooja Toshniwal PahariaOct 12 2023Reviewed by Lily Ramsey, LLM In a recent study published in Nutrients, researchers visually evaluated the association between caffeine consumption and fat oxidation to identify the most common themes and guide future research, emphasizing the significance of balancing caffeine intake with fat oxidation.
Bibliometric analysis can aid in determining the level of scientific attention to caffeine consumption as an approach to increasing fat oxidation. The "topic" selection filter was used with keywords such as "fat oxidation" and "caffeine" for data search. The examination includes caffeine administration data ranging from "pure" forms of caffeine in tablets and capsules to caffeinated meals and beverages such as tea, coffee, and energy drinks.
Results In total, 182 papers were reviewed, with 157 being original research and 25 being reviews. The annual publication count increased by 11% in the 2010 to 2019 period compared to the previous nine years. The findings indicated a 20% increase in relevant records comparing those published between 1997-2009 and 2009-2022 . In 2014, most records were published , with a steadily declining count following.
In total, 752 authors contributed to the records, with a mean of one to seven contributors per record. Among the authors, 103 writers produced at least two publications, while 33 authors published at least three documents. Japanese researchers collaborated the most to investigate the benefits of consuming coffee related to fat oxidation.
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