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  • CarbonScored [any]
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    810 months ago

    I cannot relate, I’m so utterly unaffected by caffeine. Though odd from what I know, does it really help with getting down to writing (in reasonable amounts)?

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      510 months ago

      Do you have ADHD? Stimulants don’t work for people with ADHD

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        No. And that isn’t a blanket case, it does affect some with ADHD, but does often work differently.

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          610 months ago

          Yeah it’s of course an oversimplification, but with a sample size of approximately 5 all of the people I know with ADHD told me that coffee/energy only calms them down

          • @whogivesashit@lemmygrad.ml
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            29 months ago

            I mean stimulants are what they give you to treat ADHD. Adderall, Vyvanse etc.

            Many undiagnosed adhd people self medicate with smoking and coffee.

            In my experience caffeine does help, but not as much. I find tea to be better than coffee.

            Nicotine was honestly the most effective outside of controlled substances, but a nasty habit so I gave it up.