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Customers in the store.
I approached customers who were drinking the same size (14oz) drink as I was holding, I asked these customers how many of these drinks they have per day. A common answers I received were "3-4 cups a day."".
I then asked if they always drank it in these larger cups? "Yes- they replied and one guy even told me about a much larger mug he has that he refills twice a day at 7-11. I inquired about it's actual size and he told me "twice the size of this one- he was referring to the 14oz cup.
I went to 7-11 and purchased one of these mugs. It is actually a 24oz mug. That equates to 400mg of caffeine per mug.
The Math.
14oz x 4 = 56oz.
56oz 6oz (normal cup) = 9.3 cups.
9.3 x 100mg = 930mg a day .
That doesn't include:.
Any extra shots.
Any medications.
Any candy .
Any soft drinks.
That is over three times the "normal- safe amount just from the coffee.
Caffeine's effects on your body Do you experience any of the following on a recurrent or frequent basis?.
Energy swings or periods of fatigue during the day.
Mood swings or periods of depression during the day.
Headaches.
Gastrointestinal distress; cramping, diarrhea.
Constipation and/or dependence on caffeine for bowel movement.
Tension or stiffness in your neck, shoulders, jaws, hand, legs, or stomach.
Premenstrual syndrome; menstrual irregularity, cramps, sore breasts.
Painful/sensitive lumps in the breast.
Insomnia.
Clenching the jaw or grinding teeth during sleep.
Anxiety.
Irritability, including inappropriate "fits- of anger.
Caffeine's effects on your body continued .
Involuntary movement in the leg (restless leg syndrome).
Irregular or rapid heartbeat.
Light-headaches/dizziness.
High blood pressure.
Ulcers.
Anemia.
Shortness of breath.
Difficulty concentrating and/or memory loss.
Ringing in the ears.
Coldness in the extremities, especially fingertips.
Hand tremor.
How many did you answer yes to?.
6 - 7 caffeine is a problem for you.
Decreasing or eliminating caffeine will significantly improve your health.
In reality, it doesn't really taste like anything to me anymore. ... Caffeine is extremely potent. ... Caffeine is produced by more than eighty species of plants. "Caffeine is a biological poison used by plants as a pesticide." ... Having too much caffeine is not the only drawback to soda. ...
But in reality they are as innocent as caffeine or nicotine; they change people and harm their bodies but at the same time can't get enough of it. ... The addicting ingredients in these substances make people eat them, if cigarettes didn't have nicotine in them or coffee with its caffeine no one have them because they would taste them for what they really are. ...
They also contain less caffeine then the smallest cup of Starbucks coffee. In reality they only give you a short quick boost of energy. ... Liquid based energy supplements only have a small amount of sugar and caffeine to give you a quick boost. ...
To some conservative people, this seems counter-intuitive, but in reality, it's really quite simple. ... We've never even bothered to try prohibiting the drugs nicotine or caffeine, probably because they've never been seen as "moral threats". ...
They can say that it can give you the time of your life, get a girl, gives energy, or help you with some rough times, but in reality, those meanings are not so true. ... Most contain caffeine, often as part of an energy blend that also contains guarana, taurine, B vitamins and glucuronolactone. ... The main reason why there are side effects is because of the caffeine. ... Not only the drinks give someone heart attacks, it also gives caffeine poisoning. Caffeine poisoning is basically a caffeine overdose and it someone can possibly get it by drinking 2 or 3 cans. ...
Even though the original beliefs are still strong, the modern hard-core straight edge person is a vegetarian the abstains from caffeine and takes an interest in both political and environmental issues. ... I saw people around me use drugs to escape reality." ... This level can sometimes be thought of as not exactly straight edge because these people still drink sodas with caffeine, eat meat, and wear animal products. ... They wont eat meat, wear animal products, drink caffeine or take any unnecessary chemicals. ...
Caffeine is a drug that produces intense effects on the human mind and body. The effect of caffeine varies considerably among individuals. For most people, the effects of consuming caffeine are pleasurable and therefore addictive. ... Alcohol also produces a great effect on insomnia other symptoms similar to the effects on consuming caffeine. ... In reality, nicotine is more addictive than any other drugs. ...
In reality, it is both doubtful and questionable because there is no connection to proper scientific methodology and cannot be convincingly proven. ... However, it takes at least twenty minutes for the caffeine to reach significant levels in the bloodstream. It is more likely that they have developed a classical conditioned response to caffeine related smell, sight and taste, when they feel more awake way before blood levels of caffeine rise. ...
However, caffeine is not only found in coffee, but in tea, soda pop, and chocolate. The effects of caffeine include alertness, nervousness, anxiety, insomnia, and heartburn (Goldberg 209). ... Caffeine can also be lethal, causing convulsions and respiratory failure after the equivalent 70-100 cups of coffee (Goldberg 209). Caffeinism can also occur in caffeine users. More than half of moderate caffeine users who stop using caffeine suffer from moderate to severe headaches, irritability, depression, and insomnia (Goldberg 210). ...
