#Stimulants

I am on Elvanse 60mg. I get on great with it. But no food with it can cause unpleasant side effects. ADHD stimulants suppress appetite. They also increase adrenaline. Add low blood sugar to that mix and your body goes into stress mode. Shaky. Irritable. Overstimulated. Reactive. It’s not a personality flaw. It’s physiology. Eat first. Then take it. I KNOW THIS BUT THOUGHT I WOULD WING IT TODAY. #ADHD #Elvanse #adhdmeds

Energy drinks like Celsius contain caffeine, taurine, and guarana, which can raise heart rate and blood pressure. In people with heart rhythm problems or genetic heart diseases, these stimulants can trigger arrhythmias or even cardiac arrest. The long-term effects on heart disease are still unclear, but experts advise caution and moderation. VC: @holistickaboushi Follow @doctorsoood to improve your health IQ and for similar content. PMID: 29225735, 38842964 #energydrinks #hearthealth #cardiology #caffeine #medical #health

I start my day with two things: coffee and nicotine. *Always wait 30-60 minutes after coffee before having nicotine. Both are stimulants. Spacing them out prevents overstimulation. The benefits of low-dose nicotine far outweigh the risks, as it helps to lower inflammation, improve focus, and boost cognitive functioning. But, I’m not talking about cigarettes. I have a Clean Nicotine Roadmap that guides you through using clean, pharmaceutical- grade nicotine the right way. Comment NICOTINE below, and I’ll DM you the link.

Via scifacts/tt Some supplements and stimulants can interfere with each other when taken together. Zinc, magnesium, and iron all use similar absorption pathways, so taking them at the same time can reduce how much of each mineral your body actually absorbs. Caffeine can further interfere by increasing mineral excretion and reducing iron absorption in particular. When combined, this stacking effect may make supplementation less effective. Spacing these nutrients throughout the day allows your body to better utilize each one. For example, iron is often taken away from caffeine, while magnesium is commonly taken later in the day. Taking supplements intentionally — rather than all at once — can improve absorption and results. Save this as a reminder that timing matters.

Hands up if you LOVE stimulants…and also good sleep

I’ve been tagged in this a few times so thought I’d respond. The question is. Should you delay your use of caffeine intake the morning? The answer is very personal, situational and nuanced. Also something that would be incredibly challenging to study. Have a listen and make your own call. #caffeine #stimulants #nervoussystem

This video explores the physiological effects and gustatory perception of carbonated, caffeinated beverages on older adults. The Subject An elderly woman is seen sampling a concentrated energy drink via a spoon, under the observation of several younger individuals. The Mechanism Caffeinated beverages contain stimulants that act on the central nervous system by blocking adenosine receptors. This interaction can produce heightened alertness and a temporary increase in heart rate. The subject’s sensory experience is also influenced by carbonation and high levels of artificial sweeteners, which trigger specific taste receptors on the tongue. The Purpose This clip serves as a case study on age-related differences in taste sensitivity and the initial somatic response to high-potency stimulants. (Via: tt/_lincolnstone)

I like stimulants #starbucks #coffee #caffeineaddict

“Taking phentermine? 🚨 Tell your anesthesiologist. Weight-loss stimulants can mean blood pressure instability, arrhythmias, and vasopressor resistance under anesthesia. Silence isn’t ‘safe.’ Transparency is.” #AnesthesiaSafety #health #wellness

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Energy drinks can do more than just give a boost. High caffeine, stimulants, and acidity may trigger chest discomfort, reflux, or even heart rhythm issues in some people. Have you ever felt that sudden sharp pain after finishing a can? VC: @avi.akbar PMID: 37085978 Follow @doctorsoood to improve your health IQ and for similar content. #hearthealth #energydrinks #medical

Green tea is rich in antioxidants called catechins, especially EGCG. These compounds help protect cells from oxidative stress and support metabolism. Green tea also contains a small amount of caffeine combined with L-theanine, which can promote calm focus without the sharp spikes associated with stronger stimulants. Black tea contains higher caffeine levels and compounds called theaflavins. These support heart health by promoting healthy blood vessel function and circulation. Black tea can improve alertness and mental performance while still contributing antioxidants to the body. Chamomile tea is best known for its calming effects. It contains apigenin, a compound that interacts with receptors in the brain associated with relaxation and sleep. Chamomile is often used to reduce tension, support better sleep quality, and soothe digestive discomfort. Peppermint tea supports digestion and respiratory comfort. Menthol in peppermint helps relax smooth muscles in the digestive tract, which may ease bloating or cramps. Its cooling sensation can also help open nasal passages and promote easier breathing. Ginger tea is commonly used for nausea, digestion, and inflammation. Ginger contains gingerols and shogaols, which stimulate digestion, support gut movement, and help calm inflammatory pathways in the body. Rooibos tea is naturally caffeine-free and rich in antioxidants. It supports hydration, may help reduce oxidative stress, and is often chosen by people sensitive to caffeine or looking for an evening tea option. Herbal teas like hibiscus, lemon balm, and fennel each provide unique plant compounds that may support blood pressure regulation, stress reduction, or digestive comfort. Because they contain no true tea leaves, they are naturally caffeine-free.