The Boost
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Initial release | USA |
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Directors | Harold Becker |
Box office | 784,990 USD |
Story by | Ben Stein |
Composers | Stanley Myers |
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ID | 1035932 |
About The Boost
Struggling salesman Lenny Brown (James Woods) gets his big break when real estate speculator Max Sherman (Steven Hill) offers him a prime sales position at his Los Angeles firm. The economic boom of the mid-1980s soon has Lenny and his wife, Linda (Sean Young), living in the fast lane, but when a sudden tax-law change causes the real estate bubble to burst, Lenny finds himself unemployed and in debt. At this low point, the couple's once-casual cocaine habit begins to spiral out of control.
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Caffeine levels in High Street coffee varies hugely, testing found
By Daniel ThomasBusiness reporter, BBC News
If you Pick Up a coffee when you're out and about The Levels of Caffeine could vary hugely depending where you stop, new research suggests.
Consumer group Which? measured the Caffeine in cappuccino, espresso and filter coffee at Caffè Nero, Costa, Greggs, Pret a Manger and Starbucks.
It found Pret's single espresso had six times as much Caffeine as Starbucks's.
While a strong coffee might be just The Boost you need, Which? said consumers should be alert to Caffeine levels.
" Our research shows you may be consuming significantly more, or Less , Caffeine than you bargained for, " said Shefalee Loth, a nutritionist at Which?
" Most of The Time this shouldn't be an issue but if you drink a lot of coffee or need to limit your Caffeine intake you might want to consider what you're ordering and where from. "
Caffeine is a natural stimulant that affects your brain and Nervous System . It makes you more alert, increases attention and has been shown to increase performance in short-term high-intensity and endurance exercise.
However, Some People are sensitive to Caffeine or need to avoid it for health reasons, such as being pregnant.
The Caffeine chartsWhich? said consumers seeking a " bigger Caffeine boost for their buck" might want to opt for one of the drinks with higher amounts. However, people who need to limit their intake should avoid The Stronger coffees.
One factor that can impact Caffeine content of drinks is The Type of Coffee Bean . Of the two main types used, Arabica beans contain around half the Caffeine of Robusta beans, and there are also variations in taste between the two.
Costa Coffee said the amount of Caffeine in its drinks varied depending on size of a drink and The Type of coffee used.
" We would encourage customers to be aware of the Caffeine content in their favourite Costa Coffee to ensure it is right for their dietary requirements or lifestyle choice, " a spokeswoman said.
The Bbc has contacted Caffè Nero, Greggs, Pret a Manger and Starbucks for comment.
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