Professional Boundaries page 6 Prevalence, kind and range The prevalence of professional boundary issues is difficult to estimate, not least because of the discrepancies in what is considered to be a crossing, a transgression or a violation (Austin et al, 2006).rofessional Boundaries page 7 is 'behave in a way, in work or outside work, which would call into question your suitability to work in social care services'. Recognition and reporting Reporting of incidents is an important theme in the literature.
1 Weight loss. 2  Taking caffeine in combination with ephedrine seems to help reduce weight, short-term. 3  Taking 192 mg of caffeine in combination with 90 mg of ephedra daily for 6 months seems to cause a modest weight reduction (5.3 kg or 11.66 pounds) in overweight people.affeine is POSSIBLY UNSAFE when taken by mouth for a long time or in fairly high doses. Caffeine can cause insomnia, nervousness and restlessness, stomach irritation, nausea and vomiting, increased heart rate and respiration, and other side effects.
Athletes are allowed to use caffeine to improve performance. However, competing athletes need to be careful to avoid drinking sports drinks containing traces of banned substances. 'Contamination is quite a big issue and there are supplements out there that are contaminated,' Ranchordas says.He sends supplements for testing to make sure there is nothing that is banned in them.thletes lose electrolytes when they sweat. Sweat rates differ between athletes. 'You might have an athlete who loses 2-3kg of water but very little sodium or potassium, whereas another with only 1kg loss might actually have very concentrated sweat with high levels of sodium,' explains Ranchordas.