no, but it surely does have another effect, quite local to that area. Perhaps people pee after coffee just cos they're already sitting down
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no, but it surely does have another effect, quite local to that area. Perhaps people pee after coffee just cos they're already sitting down
Well, its a complicated situation, mate. The beans traditionally used in espresso do contain less caffeine in them, and because of the amount of espresso normally drunk the total caffeine content in one serving is less. So, you just have to be careful how you say espresso contains less caffeine...
Of course if all you really want is caffeine, you can do what an old girlfriend of mine did and just use caffeine pills; they top them all!
rofl.....or we could bring the expierence back a tad and drink red bull...to hell with the ergonomics of the china and the smell and the taste....the little clink clink of the little spoon against the porcelien.....
pop pills of caffeine...lol
i was just infering that expresso wasn't the eyeball peeler that some think it is.....
red bull is dangerous. I will never touch that stuff again, nor will my children when they grow up. Or i'll disown them
I felt that way about Red Bull and related drinks for quite some time. Then I developed a bit of a taste for it. Now I have one after the German course I am in, to wake me up a little.
really hmmmmm...never tried the stuff..reminds me of those wake up pills ...is it manufactured caffiene or natural source....
I am not really sure, but it doesn't really bother me either.
Probably manufactured, since it contains such a random assortment of chemicals. Just sometimes I want my caffeine in a cool form, and I don't like cola very much, and haven't found a good place to but iced coffee.
it contains taurine, which is very similar to speed. It's not a drug because no-one bothered to make it so. Now someone's making a profit from it so it's going to be hard to regulate it.
The same is true of alcohol, which ought to be a class A drug
The same is true of alcohol, which ought to be a class A drug
I take it back. Just did some research and the structures of the molecules are quite different, although similar shapes and reactivities... might mean they have the same effects on the same receptors
Ah, a chemical structures guy, eh? Take a look at Salvinorin A, the whackiest hydrocarbon drug out there (most drugs I know of are alkaloids). I used to have a chemical model of caffeine in my Studentzimmer (dorm room) back during my undergrad.
speed was legal at one time....there is a Bogart movie where he goes into the pharmacy and orders some Benzadrine....class act...lol
seems it metabolises quickly if the duration is btw one minute and an hour...sounds harmless enough too:roll:
so adding the potasium renders it less harmfull or just so it can be administered?