date:Feb 20, 2013
orwegian Institute of Public Health suggests that drinking 200-300mg of caffeine per day raised the risk of a baby being born small for gestational age (SGA) by between 27-62%, depending on how the condition was defined. A child that was expected to be born with the average birthweight of 3.6kg lost 21-28g for every 100mg of caffeine the mother consumed each day, the scientists say in the journal BMC Medicine. Caffeine from any source seemed to reduce birthweights.
The Food Standards Agency in