Gold Peak Sweet Tea

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In conclusion, my hypothesis was supported through the data produced by my experiment. I had two groups, subject A and B were my control group and subject C and D were my experimental group. Subject A and B did not drink the 8 ounces of Gold Peak Sweet Tea and only did the 2 minute jogging exercise. Meanwhile, my experimental group which was subjects C and D tested my independent variable which was the Gold Peak Sweet Tea by drinking 8 ounces of it and then waiting 5 minutes so the caffeine could enter and play its affects in the blood stream and central nervous system before jogging in place. When I tested myself (I was subject C) I realized that after drinking the tea my heart started to pound and when collecting my data realized that there was an increase of 4.33 bpm from drinking the tea compared to not. …show more content…

The reason why heart rate increased more when the sweet tea was used was because it contained a lot of caffeine and caffeine acts as a stimulant by exerting an effect on the body's central nervous

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