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. 2014 Oct 15;72(Suppl 1):9–13. doi: 10.1111/nure.12138

Table 2.

Mean daily caffeine intakes (mg/day) among users of caffeine-containing energy products in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2007–2010

Sex and age group No. surveyed Mean intake (SE)a
Total 300 159.8 (6.4)
 9–13 years 15 181.8 (60.1)
 14–18 years 41 141.2 (16.5)
 19–30 years 91 161.4 (11.1)
 31–50 years 117 165.2 (12.9)
 51–70 years 33 154.3 (12.8)
Male 212 173.9 (8.2)
 9–13 years 13 196.6 (72.4)
 14–18 years 25 153.3 (14.7)
 19–30 years 64 175.3 (15.0)
 31–50 years 86 180.7 (13.5)
 51–70 years 22 158.4 (17.6)
Female 88 127.6 (11.5)
 14–18 years 16 119.5 (40.5)
 19–30 years 27 134.9 (16.5)
 31–50 years 31 114.6 (21.4)
 51–70 years 11 148.2 (21.1)
a

Very small sample sizes exist for population subgroups and inferences drawn from this data should be limited to the data with genders combined. Subgroups with very small sample sizes (n < 10) are omitted. These estimates do not include caffeine from foods and beverages that are not marketed as dietary supplement.