any !*^$#%n herb smokers left in these ruins?
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How are the imaginary ears doing today?
Dudes are from Finland. Land of a Thousand Lakes, home of the Moomins, and training grounds for the world's greatest wife carriers.
Dudes are from Finland. Land of a Thousand Lakes, home of the Moomins, and training grounds for the world's greatest wife carriers.
AI Overview
In Finland, cannabis is illegal for recreational use. While personal use might not always be prosecuted in court, it is subject to summary fines. Medicinal cannabis use is permitted under a special license, with 223 licenses issued in 2014, according to Wikipedia.
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Don't believe everything you AI.
In Finland, cannabis is illegal for recreational use. While personal use might not always be prosecuted in court, it is subject to summary fines. Medicinal cannabis use is permitted under a special license, with 223 licenses issued in 2014, according to Wikipedia.
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Don't believe everything you AI.
From Baltimore, Maryland.
Released their fourth full-length last year. These are from their 2003 debut. Was that a long time ago? My interpretation of a "long time" seems to be distorted by time.
Released their fourth full-length last year. These are from their 2003 debut. Was that a long time ago? My interpretation of a "long time" seems to be distorted by time.
Very nice, but my present tolerance for melancholy is about as pitiful as it seems to have become with caffeine. Is that a real thing? Like with age, or some bullshit? I was tempted to start a thread asking for feedback from such experiences regarding caffeine issues, but I ain't doing it unless a Vegas line regarding the number of responses becomes available. I'll pound the under.
Here's some bullshit on it. AI responses may include
AI Overview
Caffeine intolerance, also known as caffeine sensitivity, is a heightened reaction to caffeine that causes adverse effects at lower doses than those typically tolerated. Unlike a caffeine allergy, which involves an immune response, caffeine intolerance is a sensitivity where the body struggles to process caffeine, leading to various unpleasant symptoms.
Symptoms of Caffeine Intolerance:
Caffeine intolerance differs from a caffeine allergy in that it doesn't involve an immune response. An allergy would trigger an immune reaction, leading to more severe symptoms like hives, rash, or even anaphylaxis.
Causes and Diagnosis:
Here's some bullshit on it. AI responses may include
AI Overview
Caffeine intolerance, also known as caffeine sensitivity, is a heightened reaction to caffeine that causes adverse effects at lower doses than those typically tolerated. Unlike a caffeine allergy, which involves an immune response, caffeine intolerance is a sensitivity where the body struggles to process caffeine, leading to various unpleasant symptoms.
Symptoms of Caffeine Intolerance:
- Digestive Issues:
Caffeine can trigger or worsen conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), diarrhea, nausea, and stomach discomfort.
- Cardiovascular Problems:
Rapid heartbeat, heart palpitations, and increased blood pressure can occur.
- Neurological Effects:
Headaches, jitters, anxiety, restlessness, and insomnia are common.
- Other:
Skin rashes or hives, fatigue, and even irritability can be experienced, according to The EDS Clinic and Live Science.
- Cardiovascular Problems:
Caffeine intolerance differs from a caffeine allergy in that it doesn't involve an immune response. An allergy would trigger an immune reaction, leading to more severe symptoms like hives, rash, or even anaphylaxis.
Causes and Diagnosis:
- Genetic Predisposition:
Variations in genes, such as PDSS2, can affect how individuals metabolize caffeine, making them more susceptible to sensitivity.
- Individual Differences:
People have varying tolerances to caffeine due to factors like age, sex, and overall health.
- Testing:
While there's no specific test for caffeine intolerance, food intolerance tests, like the MyDNA test from Lifelab Testing, can help identify problematic foods and beverages, including those with caffeine.
- Genetic Predisposition:
- Limit or Eliminate Caffeine:
Reducing or eliminating caffeine intake from coffee, tea, energy drinks, and other sources can help alleviate symptoms.
- Choose Decaf:
Opting for decaffeinated coffee or tea, while still containing some caffeine, can provide a lower dose.
- Hydrate:
Drinking plenty of water helps with overall health and can alleviate some of the negative effects of caffeine.
- Diet Adjustments:
Eating a balanced diet, including magnesium-rich foods and B vitamins, can help support the body's systems.
- Consider Alternatives:
Explore non-caffeinated beverages like herbal teas, or find other ways to manage energy levels, such as exercise and adequate sleep.
- Limit or Eliminate Caffeine:
