Caffeine is indeed a drug.
Caffeine is a type of stimulant drug which means that the caffeine drug speeds up the messages that travel between your brain and your body.
Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant of the methylxanthine class and is also the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance globally.
Caffeine is mainly used for it's eugeroic, ergogenic or nootropic properties.
Caffeine can be found in seeds, coffee, sodas and much more.
Coffee is a common way people consume caffeine and it can make people jittery, anxious nervous and alert.
Caffeine is classified as a drug because caffeine stimulates your central nervous system.
And caffeine can make you feel more energetic and alert and has a similar effect on adults and kids.
Caffeine is everywhere in food and drinks including energy drinks and so it's wise to keep caffeine consumption to a minimum and most especially in younger kids.
Caffeine won't show up on a drug test or cause a false positive on a drug test although the amount of liquid that you drink before a drug test can affect the drug test results due to dilution.
Before a drug test you should always consider how much to drink and maintain a balanced intake to avoid any complications with your testing results.