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<blockquote data-quote="SlickyBoy" data-source="post: 1275001" data-attributes="member: 8508">I do notice myself drinking stronger coffee more often (even Charbucks) when nothing else is available to get the same kind of well, rush. Brain fog is probably real though - can't concentrate for squat if I have too much. I've been able to dial down the alcohol consumption pretty easily; not sure how it will go with coffee, but worth a try - especially if it improves sleep. Iced coffee wouldn't make much difference in terms of toxins, I don't think. Stuff still has to be brewed before it is chilled, no? And some teas are nearly as strong as a mild cup of coffee. Monster and Red bull are loaded with other crap besides caffeine, be careful. We used to suck a red bull or two down in the AM before hitting the road in Iraq with loaded weapons &amp; frags. Ah, the memories...Dammit, when I was a kid David Bowie told us it would calm us down and make us achievers. [MEDIA=youtube]2rea-yBgOSo[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SlickyBoy, post: 1275001, member: 8508"] I do notice myself drinking stronger coffee more often (even Charbucks) when nothing else is available to get the same kind of well, rush. Brain fog is probably real though - can't concentrate for squat if I have too much. I've been able to dial down the alcohol consumption pretty easily; not sure how it will go with coffee, but worth a try - especially if it improves sleep. Iced coffee wouldn't make much difference in terms of toxins, I don't think. Stuff still has to be brewed before it is chilled, no? And some teas are nearly as strong as a mild cup of coffee. Monster and Red bull are loaded with other crap besides caffeine, be careful. We used to suck a red bull or two down in the AM before hitting the road in Iraq with loaded weapons & frags. Ah, the memories... Dammit, when I was a kid David Bowie told us it would calm us down and make us achievers. [MEDIA=youtube]2rea-yBgOSo[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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