Hi, I'm 15 and I like caffeinated beverages. I wanted to ask if it's a problem that I had a strong coffee this morning, a 1.5L Booster Energy bottle, and three (0.33L) Bullit Energy cans. And I don't feel sick or energized in any way. So I'm wondering if that's a problem.
I use very little to no caffeine in my daily life, only occasionally when absolutely necessary. However, I've heard that you can increase your caffeine intake before a soccer game to help you focus, and I wanted to try that. What's the best way to take it? Would Red Bull Zero suffice? Or a coffee…
Hello. I consume about 400 mg of caffeine daily in the form of energy drinks. I now plan to switch to caffeine tablets for practical reasons. The effect of 2 x 200 mg caffeine tablets should be the same, right?
Hi, I ordered caffeine tablets from Amazon to avoid the sugar and milk in my coffee. I took one at 1 p.m., and now I'm experiencing increased excitability, an extreme urge to move, racing thoughts, and occasional speech slurs. Is this normal? I mean, an espresso has around 200mg of caffeine. Should this be observed?
I don't feel anything with coffee, even if it's 200 mg. I do feel it with the tablet. Why the difference
I just took 1,600mg of caffeine and have a slight chest pain. Should I go to the hospital?
I have been consuming caffeine every day for several years (energy drinks, coffee, boosters), but I have the problem that no matter how much I consume, I don't feel any effect.
For example, if you drink a cup of coffee you live five minutes less, do you think that's true 🤔???
Took it in tablet form.
I've been considering getting caffeine pills from the pharmacy for some time now, as I have extremely poor sleep and am very tired almost every day. Are there any "serious" side effects I should be aware of? And is there a risk of addiction? Thank you in advance