Monday, August 11, 2014
Caffeine
I really feel the need to comment on the power of caffeine. By the end of a semester, I'll notice myself drinking multiple cups of coffee per day like it's absolutely nothing. When I am home for breaks, I hardly touch coffee except for maybe an occasional cup here or there with breakfast, but at home I never find myself looking for it to stay alert and awake. At the beginning of this past Spring semester, on the first day of classes, I drank a large coffee in the morning and found myself WIRED, and jumpy, and almost high. After being home from break and not touching much caffeine, to guzzling a few cups of coffee before class, my tolerance for caffeine was low. Going from no caffeine to a high dose of caffeine made me see why it actually is a drug and is definitely an addictive stimulant in some way or another.
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Coffee is so addictive! I consistently drink coffee on a daily basis, I do not consume larger quantities through out time periods and then lesser amounts like you notice yourself doing, I consume the same amount every morning. But I do find myself going through withdrawal every morning with head aches and agitation if I do not consume coffee right away. It is so bad but I love everything about it, the way it smells, tastes, makes me feel..... oh I sound like an addict!!
ReplyDeleteCoffee is so addictive! I consistently drink coffee on a daily basis, I do not consume larger quantities through out time periods and then lesser amounts like you notice yourself doing, I consume the same amount every morning. But I do find myself going through withdrawal every morning with head aches and agitation if I do not consume coffee right away. It is so bad but I love everything about it, the way it smells, tastes, makes me feel..... oh I sound like an addict!!
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