I am aware that a lot of so called power drinks and gels contain caffeine. I for one do not consume caffeine in any form. I was wondering how many of you do caffeine daily in some form either just to wake up or a an engery booster for training.
jhuskey said:I am aware that a lot of so called power drinks and gels contain caffeine. I for one do not consume caffeine in any form. I was wondering how many of you do caffeine daily in some form either just to wake up or a an engery booster for training.
travis200 said:The only caffeine I get is in my espresso Hammer Gel. 50mg a dose.
starship said:HammerGel, what a kick!
jhuskey said:I am sure it would give me a lift and help drop pounds but I am not sure I would sleep for several days. I haven't had caffeine since 1981.Except maybe a small in chocolate.
I read somewhere that its the extra fluid you drink that can cause that effect, 3 full mugs would be almost a litre of fluid.chisa1234 said:isnt caffine a diuretic? - i.e. makes you **** out more than you take in like alcohol. dehydration isn't a good thing - i got one hell of a cramp one day which i put down to not enough water intake.
i do however drink 2 cups of columbia's finest - coffee of course - in the morning before a ride but i now make sure that i drink often to avoid a decline in form.
steve said:I read somewhere that its the extra fluid you drink that can cause that effect, 3 full mugs would be almost a litre of fluid.
Fixey said:Bugger Caffine, try EPH (now legal I believe). I used it to lose a few KG in my last "comeback" While it may have been proven not to enhance performance it sure as hell wakes you up and shoots Kg's off the midriff like you wont believe!!!! When not training I drop 1.5 - 3lt of Coke a day.....Im an addict what can I say![]()
Agreed. I don't have any issues with a diuretic effect until I start slamming the water, which I do right after my 2 cups of coffee in the morning.ricstern said:once you become habituated to caffiene, the dieuretic effect and insomnia wear off (or decreases drastically).
ric
jhuskey said:I for one do not consume caffeine in any form.
coolworx said:No chocolate?
What are you? A Monk?
ric_stern/RST said:once you become habituated to caffiene, the dieuretic effect and insomnia wear off (or decreases drastically).
ric
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