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Doesn't like 30 seconds of exercise beat caffeine as well? Seems like if you just want a jolt of energy and cognitive capacity, coffee is a bad choice. It is, o
by devindotcom 12y ago
Doesn't like 30 seconds of exercise beat caffeine as well? Seems like if you just want a jolt of energy and cognitive capacity, coffee is a bad choice. It is, on the other hand, delicious.
- lettergram 12y agoI believe both can work well. Caffeine works by more or less blocking sleep (by blocking bonding sites), increasing blood pressure, etc. Exercise works by increasing blood flow, releasing adrenaline, etc. Since they work in various ways, both can work well together.
- dreamweapon 12y agoDoesn't like 30 seconds of exercise beat caffeine as well? Oh, definitely. As with getting an extra 45-60 min of sleep (or at least quieter sleep, without drinking excess alcohol beforehand) for a great many people. That's kind of the whole point about what's wrong with the results claimed in the article.
- thenomad 12y agoQuite. If coffee roasteries could develop a decaffination process that would preserve the taste of the individual beans 100% (or even 90%), I'd drink decaf exclusively. I don't actually want the bloody stimulant effects. I just want the tasty brown drink.