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Caffeine is a mild stimulant that has the effect of making you feel more awake and alert. A high dose may make you feel jittery and may prevent sleep. With very large doses of caffeine the user may experience the effect of odd noises and flashes of light. Any amount of caffeine will affect the users ability to sleep but the 'comedown', as with other stimulants, will be worse the larger the dose the user has taken. Stimulants also follow the law of 'what goes up must come down'. Effects on the body can include increased heart rate and blood pressure, a need to pee and increased breathing. Source: Caffeine Effects
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Sagus was drinking regular coke for a couple years by the case (he'd buy like 4-5 cases when they were on special and make stock-piles of it).
He found that he was irratable, less patient with the boys, hyper and generally anxious. He decided to see if stopping the caffeine would help and kicked the Coca Cola. Within a few days, he was almost a changed man, so he changed his habits and changed to other sorts of drinks such as juice and water.
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I know this was an old topic, but I wanted to just share an experience I had with too much caffeine (Sherasi....no comments on my high test coffee either!)
When I worked 16 hour night shifts (an hour from home, translation: 24-30 hours without sleep) I would drink coffee the whole time, eat choc. covered coffee beans all night and then take a vivarin or two to stay awake for the drive home. I started having anxiety attacks and heart palpatations..even chest pain (I was 26-28 yrs old)
Not good! I don't think a little caffeine will hurt, lots of people drink coffee...but please be careful. If you start noticing your heart racing...cut back!
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