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As a consumer of copious amounts of caffeinated beverages, I have anecdotal evidence to back this up.
by trafficlight 14y ago
As a consumer of copious amounts of caffeinated beverages, I have anecdotal evidence to back this up.
- thejosh 14y agoPlacebo effect?
- trafficlight 14y agoBecause I think I'm drinking water but actually I was given the Mountain Dew cup?
- kyle4211 14y agoI think the question implies the other way around?
- neurotech1 14y agoAs someone who has consumed copious * 10 amounts of caffeine, I would disagree. The tolerance to the diuretic effect isn't that much. What some people refer to as "tolerance" is more the effect of dehydration. Of course, drinking large quantities of water to balance the large quantities of caffeinated beverages isn't a brilliant idea either..
- papsosouid 14y agoAs others have posted, scientific evidence shows no diuretic effect. You are peeing a lot because you are drinking a lot. You would have to pee just as much if you were drinking water.