COFFEE V/S CAFFEINE: WHO WINS THE RACE?

by Weedinsf .com Health Medical Drugs, Medical Marijuana, and Common Coffee have something in common. Don’t get it wrong by assuming addiction, but there is more to it. Their contents of high potency of energy that regulates blood pressure and conscience, which sometimes we need to, impede the loss of energy from the body. One of the studies conducted by the Reuters says that 62 percent of adults enjoy this caffeinated beverage daily. It is a conversation starter or a perfect sipper for meetings; it rejuvenates your senses and at the same time works as an energy booster too.  

When it comes to marijuana, majorly it has the same resultants, but relatively less acceptance from society. It has been found that people prefer a cup of coffee over any form of cannabis; however, the cannabis is only used to feel "HIGH" or to have a good time. The question arises here is, does marijuana offers an effective solution than coffee at stimulating energy? Alternatively, do both substances work in the body in the same way?

CAFFEINE V/S CANNABIS:

The products, caffeine, and cannabis are found in plants, and zillions of people use it to stimulate an energetic effect. The only difference between them is caffeine has more acceptance than cannabis.

• Caffeine does not give or boosts your energy, but it suppresses the lethargy feeling in the body. The caffeine tends to block adenosine receptors in the brain, that is a natural hormone that regulates sleep regulations and sends signals of feelings of tiredness to the brain.

• More likely cannabis gives a content feeling and makes you relaxed when marijuana begins to leave your system, making it a better long-term solution for bouts of lethargy than caffeine.

• When coffee leaves your system, one does not feel on-edge, jittery, irritable and, most notably, sluggish.

• The worst case scenarios of caffeine are its high levels in the body leads to an increased risk for health complications, including seizures, cardiac arrhythmias, and poisoning or death.

• Cannabis is not deadly, and thus there are no recorded deaths due to a cannabis overdose.

• Caffeine does not provide energy but suppresses the feeling of low energy, whereas cannabis can produce real energy rather than just repressing hormones tied to lethargy.

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Created on Dec 12th 2018 01:07. Viewed 609 times.

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