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5 Signs You Could Be Intolerant To Caffeine
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Vogue UK
Sign Up To The British Vogue Beauty NewsletterBesides having a slightly dubious detoxification system, the main takeaway from my results was my body’s genetic inability to process caffeine.
Right, let’s break that down: rs762551 is a variation of the CYP1A2 enzyme gene.
Committing either term to memory is not important, but understanding the role they play in your caffeine tolerance is.
AA: The fast metaboliserApproximately 41 per cent of people are AA – fast metabolisers – of caffeine, meaning their CYP1A2 enzyme works efficiently.
“Caffeine is cleared relatively quickly, with a typical half-life of around two and a half to four and a half hours,” Ricci explains.