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Does coffee have different affects on different people?

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Does coffee have different affects on different people?

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my boyfriend drinks Coffee and he say’s the same to me if i keep falling asleep but it don’t work for me doest keep me awake same as red bull hes forever drinking that but i don’t see the point as it don’t bother me i can fall asleep with a cup of coffee and a red bull in my hand.

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Yes, caffeine affects people in different ways dependant on how much they drink. I drink coffee all the time so it doesn’t affect me but someone that doesn’t drink a lot it would keep them awake.

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There is a persistent urban legend that Chocolate contains caffeine. It would seem that this rumor is based primarily on a confusion between two similar alkaloids: caffeine and Theobromine. Theobromine is the active ingredient in Chocolate and it occurs only in Cacao. The two stimulants are related and have a similar structures, but are very different chemicals with different properties, effects and origins. There are of course, some Chocolate products that have added caffeine, but it does not occur naturally in Chocolate. This rumor seems to have a life of its own; it won’t go away and yet most references to it are references to the urban legend itself! Amusingly, almost all of the Chocolate & caffeine references on the Internet are circular. (Follow the references through a few links sometime — you often wind up back at the page where you began!!) It is actually quite common to see references that confuse Caffeine and Theobromine. Many people and some semi-scientific sources confuse

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I believe that it does have different effects on different people, and even different effects on the one same person. Coffee wakes me up in the morning. Sometimes coffee makes me sleepy at nighttime when I drink it. I cannot explain why.

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