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> considering the short half life of caffeine But the thing is - it's 45 ng/l in the whole environment around sea organisms. I don't know if that's a large do
by Florin_Andrei 14y ago
> considering the short half life of caffeine
But the thing is - it's 45 ng/l in the whole environment around sea organisms.
I don't know if that's a large dose or not, I'm just saying the half-life comment doesn't seem to apply in this case.
- bo1024 14y agoRight, we should presume that it's being replenished at the same rate it's decaying unless the measurement happened to be taken right after a big dump or something.
- frozenport 14y agoIt is not unreasonable to claim that the fish actively pump the caffeine out of their system. In many ways fish are hermetically sealed.