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It's listed as a "possible carcinogen". Which would put it in the same category as caffeine. Although it's worth noting that while caffeine would obviously not
by legitster 4y ago
It's listed as a "possible carcinogen". Which would put it in the same category as caffeine.
Although it's worth noting that while caffeine would obviously not be that dangerous of a chemical, a giant spill of it would still be an environmental issue.
- eurasiantiger 4y agoCaffeine is absolutely deadly toxic to many organisms, including humans. Five grams and you’re very likely to end up dead.
- luckman212 4y agoIsn't 5g around 60 cups of coffee? Over what span of time would those need to be ingested?
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- eurasiantiger 4y agoDepends heavily on the type of coffee. The monoamine oxidase inhibitors in coffee could kill you first by causing serotonin syndrome.