A: The term, often abbreviated to FCSI, is a designation for finance professionals who have met the highest standards for education, ethics and experience. There are more than 5,000 persons in Canada with the FCSI credential. A directory is available on the FCSI website.
Popular wisdom holds that caffeine enhances learning, alertness and retention, leading millions to consume coffee or caffeinated drinks before a challenging learning task such as attending a business strategy meeting or a demanding scientific presentation.
Drinking Coffee Before Blood Test Affect the Results. Drinking coffee before blood test can affect the results of tests that measure blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Coffee contains caffeine that is easily absorbed into the system at a fast rate. Caffeine can temporarily raise blood sugar levels resulting to an inaccurate fasting blood sugar (FBS) result. This happens as a result of caffeineâs stimulation of the pancreas to release insulin â hormone that regulates blood sugar level.