does anyone else suffer serious effects to caffeine and what other products besides the obvious have caffeine?
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Many people are still unaware that chocolate has caffeine. OF course, new products are coming out that give you a so-called energy boost are full of caffience...everything from mints to soap. Also, Mountain Dew is one of the most cafffeinated sodas out there.
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Yes we can. Many obstain from caffine because it is addictive and we frown upon having additictions. Hope that helps =)
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all that caffiene in your body while running sounds dangerous to me
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the negative affects outweigh the positive ones by far. I would suggest phenegran and soda crackers !
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yes \ntoo much caffeine may cause you a lot of problems \nit makes you nervous \nit makes you addicted \nit prevents your body from absorbing essential substances that needs for healthy bones and teeth( i do not remember the name \nHowever one coffe per day is essential if you have low pressure
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Of course it does. You feel more active now that you have 200% of caffeine RDA. Depending how you react to the pills, it could increase your stress with the increase reaction or you can be extremely happy but i guess also freaky with all that energy packed in, like a kid on coffee if you will.
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Though some coffee drinkers develop a tolerance for caffeine, those who don't may be sending up their blood pressure with each cup, new research suggests.\n\nIn a study of regular caffeine consumers, researchers found that many persistently showed small blood pressure spikes shortly after a large dose of caffeine -- even when that dose came after several days of high caffeine intake.\n\nhttp://preventdisease.com/news/articles/062305_caffeine_bp.shtml\n\nCoffee also has an incredible effect on stress.  Try kicking caffeine for a week, and you will see your blood pressure, adrenaline levels and overall stress drop, according to a study by Duke University Medical Center.\n\nThe new research found that the effects of caffeine stay in the body all day long, amplifying any feelings of stress. Moreover, the perception of stress increased for the 47 study participants after they took caffeine tablets. \n\nhttp://preventdisease.com/news/articles/caffeine_affects_stress.shtml
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Continued intake of caffeine can raise the blood pressure, but it's not really harmful unless you have high blood pressure.
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personally I think it is just in your head that caffeine wakes you  I myself can drink an entire pot of coffee  with loads of sugar and go right to sleep  and actually in the morning when I leave for work if I get a coffee on the road it actually makes me drowsy I have heard this from lots of people I guess its just people react differently to certain things
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Stop drinking coffee and any other caffinated bevrages immediately. A strange fact that might sound surprising but true, an apple gives you more energy in the morning than caffeine. Surprising but true.
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That's difficult to answer the way you've worded it.  \n\nDo you take caffeine tablets along with drinking strong coffee or tea in conjunction with cayenne?  Are you taking mega doses of cayenne?  A few more details would give us the necessary information to assess the question.  \n\nToo much caffeine by itself will give you heartburn at the very least.  Too much cayenne will have the same affect.  Combining both - depending on the doses - can put you in a world of hurt.
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Another reason could be you have simply had too much caffeine and/or not enough sleep.  If I drink too much coffee and eat chocolate, my eye twitches.
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(m)\n\nCaffeine is found in Coke, Jolt Cola, coffee and chocolate.\nYoung people and teenagers can consume high intakes of caffeine through cola drinks and ice coffee. High doses can cause heart arrhythmia.\nThis usually happens at intakes of more than 600mg of caffeine. This could be equivalent to 10 cups or more of coffee. Caffeine appears to be addictive. \nCaffeine is a stimulant that is often consumed to enhance alertness and concentration. Concentration of caffeine peaks in the blood within 30 to 60 minutes after the first sip and the effects last about four to six hours. Moderate consumption of caffeine is considered to be about 200-300 mg. (about the equivalent of 2-3 cups). Drinking too much caffeine (especially for people who don’t normally consume much) can cause nervousness, anxiety, sleep problems and a temporary increase in heart rate. Excess consumption may increase the risk of headache and elevated blood pressure. \n\nThe amount of caffeine in drinks varies greatly. An 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee contains 65 to 120 mg. of caffeine. However, some coffees may contain as much as 250 mg. of caffeine. A one-ounce serving of espresso contains about 30 to 50 mg. of caffeine. By comparison, a cup of decaf coffee (which is really not caffeine-free) contains 2 to 40 mg. of caffeine. An eight-ounce cup of brewed tea contains 20 to 90 mg. of caffeine. Iced tea tends to have less caffeine, ranging from 24 to 31 mg. of caffeine for an 8-ounce glass. Hot chocolate (8 ounces) contains 3 to 32 mg. of caffeine and a glass of chocolate milk contains 2 to 7 mg. A one-ounce serving of milk chocolate contains about 1 to 15 mg. of caffeine, while dark, semi-sweet chocolate has 5 to 35 mg.
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I think you're right to be concerned... I was a certified coffee addict for several years in college and grad school, and it eventually totally messed up my waking and sleeping patterns so that I had to go on medication to straighten it out.  You shouldn't be tired all the time, but using coffee to "medicate" for that is just going to make things worse in the long run.\n\nI'd suggest first getting checked out by a sleep specialist -- many sleep clinics offer free screenings from time to time, where you can just drop in and they can check for a few different kinds of sleep abnormalities.  Even if you're getting the right number of hours of sleep, you could have sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, or some other condition you may not even know about that keeps your sleep from being as restful as it should be.\n\nYou might also consider getting your blood sugar levels checked, as high or low levels can also make you sleepy during the day.  There are also a few other blood tests that might help you figure out what's going on, as certain other excesses or deficiencies might be sapping your energy level -- a doctor could explain more about some of those possibilities.\n\nMeantime, fresh air, exercise, and especially *deep breaths* might help you feel more refreshed and alert during the day.  Improving the flow of oxygen to your brain always helps. :)\n\nGood luck!  I hope you figure something out that helps!
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Can I ask? Do you find that this feeling happens during warmer days? The heat could be a key. If so, it might be the caffiene. As a fellow Mountain Dew lover, I find that after coffe, tea and dew all the caffiene totally messes with my system and dizziness and almost a "numbing" effect in my stomach and body seems to take over. My doctor told me to limit my caffiene intake to one cup. I now drink decaffinated tea in the summer and much more water. I cut the dew in the spring and summer too and switch to gatorade or something. *shrugs* Just a thought. Good luck.....hope you get better!
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If I have strong coffee I have problems with my breath but weak coffee several times a day seems to be okay. The same with mountain dew which has a lot caffeine. I think the effect of caffeine had different effects over different people
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine\n\nTry this site.