Fish Chemicals.

The article reports on the discovery of marine scientists W. E. Decker and E. R. Edson on the new derivative uses of caffeine synthesis from fish waste. It notes that caffeine synthesized by fish chemistry is costly compared to natural caffeine extracted from coffee beans, cocoa shells, and tea leaves. However, the Decker and Edson both believe that the cost can be outweighed by their success in producing the drug stimulants for the heart and brain.