#caffeine consumption

[crowslunasidhe]

Things I've learned with my weird dysautonomia quirk while being on seroquel,

If you have consumed a lot of caffeine and take seroquel. Your heart is going to do some WACKY shit and go tachycardic. I learned this the hard way.

don't consume large amounts of caffeine a few hours before taking seroquel. you will regret it.

(This post is sponsored by Mountain Dew Code Red and Regret TM/sarcasm)

[zendeeheaven]

Step into the 'Highly Caffeinated' zone with this playful scene that perfectly captures that bold coffee-fueled spirit, with the cup perched 'high' as a symbol of your never-ending buzz. everyday style.

[nancykhemchandani]

Caffeine Limits: How Much is Too Much?

Discover safe caffeine levels, effects, tolerance, & tips. Learn what's too much & avoid side effects. Stay informed on caffeine intake!

[facts1590]

Caffeine Limits: How Much is Too Much?

Discover safe caffeine levels, effects, tolerance, & tips. Learn what's too much & avoid side effects. Stay informed on caffeine intake!

[crazydiscostu]

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[onelifeaffair]

How Much Caffeine is Too Much? Understanding Safe Consumption Levels

Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant that has the potential to impact the body in both beneficial and detrimental ways. Although most people can consume caffeine without any ill effects from doing so in moderation, an overdose of caffeine can cause a wide variety of health issues.

What is the maximum safe level of caffeine intake? The response is conditional on a number of variables, such as the individual's age, weight, level of caffeine tolerance, and preexisting health issues.

Suggested Daily Dosage of Caffeine

Generally speaking, healthy persons can consume up to 400 mg of caffeine per day without experiencing any adverse effects, as recommended by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is roughly the same as:

Coffee for four people, brewed (8 oz each)

10 cans of soda (12 oz each)

Fire two bursts of energy (2 oz each)

Yet, people's tolerance for caffeine varies greatly; some may feel ill even at moderate doses.

Adequate Caffeine Intake for Children and Teens

Caffeine is something kids and teens should stay away from if they can help it, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. The following recommendations are made for those who must drink caffeinated beverages:

Caffeine intake in children younger than 12 years old should be limited to no more than 2.5 milligrammes per kilogramme of body weight each day.

Teenagers (those between the ages of 13 and 18) should not take in more than 100 milligrammes of caffeine daily.

Caffeine can have different effects on children and adolescents than on adults, and in some cases may cause agitation, nervousness, and trouble sleeping.

How Much Caffeine Can a Pregnant Woman Safely Consume?

Particular caution should be exercised by pregnant women regarding caffeine consumption, since high levels of caffeine consumption have been associated with an increased risk of miscarriage and low birth weight. Intake of more over 200 mg per day is discouraged for pregnant women, as stated by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

The Average Caffeine Content of Popular Drinks

Knowing how much caffeine is in a typical drink can help you avoid going over the recommended daily caffeine limit. As a rule of thumb, consider the following:

Brew coffee has 95-200 milligrammes of caffeine per 8 ounce serving.

14–70 mg per 8 ounce serving of black tea

Depending on how much green tea you drink, you could get anywhere between 24 and 45 mg.

Coke, on the other hand, has between 34 and 46 milligrammes per 12-ounce serving.

70–200 milligrammes per 8-ounce can for energy drinks

Caffeine is not just present in coffee and tea, but also in chocolate, several medicines, and some vitamins.

In conclusion,

most healthy persons can use 400 mg of caffeine every day without any negative effects. However, sensitivity to caffeine varies greatly across individuals; some people may feel ill at smaller doses than others. If you have any concerns about your caffeine intake, it is vital to talk to your healthcare physician and become familiar with the caffeine level in commonly consumed beverages.

[explodingstarlight]

"who gave this child coffee?? WHO GAVE THIS CHILD COFFEE?!??" my reblogs cry

it was me, i'm not sorry >:)c

*taps microphone* yes, thank you for tuning in 😌✨ now go follow the creator of the Alpha Stage/de-aged!Donnie AU, @snailsnaps and consume their content (not literally /j)

[notwheatthins]

"Go Go Gadget, don't fall off the goddamm train!"

Hey!! Here's a painting that I've been working on for the past few days! I was watching the episode "Basic Training" and I loved how dynamic the animation was and I thought this frame would be really fun to paint :)

Original frame under + wips under cut

[callifawnia]

the balance of stimulant medication access needs to shift more towards "if you feel it improves your life you can have it" over "your life must be *this* specifically disordered in order to qualify" but i do worry about employers making it an expectation à la "if i can squeeze more productivity out of you i will by any means possible"

[irl-morros-account]

Man. Why do I have headaches near every day. I wonder

[dreamwinged]

i keep trying to drink coffee and ignoring the many signs that i’m supposed to be a matcha girl

[deusamatne]

IM NOT DEAD (YET)

cafe au where Ava is a new but talented barista, and Beatrice is a regular with the most obscure order.

Beatrice walks in and orders a London Fog (and yes, technically we can make that but - what tf IS IT MARY THATS NOT FUNNY)

Ava is very curious about who on earth orders a drink like that

[sleepy-gardevoir]

december 8, 2023 - friday week 2

yesterday was a supremely rough day for personal reasons, but i'm trying to stay in the swing of things. worked on separations in lab today, which was fun! i always have to think really hard about how mobile phase and analyte interactions work, but i absolutely love doing stuff with instruments. they're like horses you have to tame

finished the audiobook of i'm glad my mom died by jennette mccurdy and started dracula by bram stoker today!

song of the day: will the circle be unbroken - nitty gritty dirt band

[smaller-comfort]

YouTube says this video is 17 years old but I know I was watching this amv on my little winamp player with its array of custom anime themed skins much earlier than that.

I quote this song constantly and no one ever knows what the hell I'm referencing, so here you go.

[nimblermortal]

It must be so annoying to Norse scholars to add lines like "The fact that the horse on the stone has eight legs supports this interpretation, since Odin’s horse Sleipnir had that shape in the Old Norse traditions." Everyone knows about Sleipnir having eight legs. Why do we have to repeat this in every inscription. Can't we just make like a chemist and reference the periodic table of how Loki's effin' children are built. What is this xkcd 2501 BS.

[ajdrawshq]

im FREE im DONE i still dont know my GRADE but i am FINISHED