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Coffee, the greatest addiction ever
by Aadje » Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:46 pm
Bits 'n' pieces . . .
This week I am mainly saying hello to old friends
This week I am mainly saying hello to old friends
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by GreenBean » Mon Jun 27, 2011 6:02 pm
It is good to be reminded that the production of caffein in plants developed due to it's beneficial effects (to the plant) as an insecticide.
I needed an insecticide the other day as my conservatory was invaded by ants. I seem to have won the battle for the moment but if they return I will try a different approach, I will make them a cup of coffee.
I needed an insecticide the other day as my conservatory was invaded by ants. I seem to have won the battle for the moment but if they return I will try a different approach, I will make them a cup of coffee.
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by Edward » Mon Jun 27, 2011 9:11 pm
I always frown a little when people focus on the caffeine side of coffee. I know it's a great pick me up (especially when stacked with a theanine pill for focus) but really I would still drink it by the gallon (infact moreso) without the caffeine. (With some other non caffeine compound replacing caffeines bitter flavour to preserve taste).
I deliberately avoid patterns and quantities of intake which would lead to addiction.
I deliberately avoid patterns and quantities of intake which would lead to addiction.
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