Caffeine

Caffeine makes you alert for a short time, accelerates the heartbeat and temporarily increases mental and physical performance. In higher doses (about 300 - 600 mg), it produces a mild euphoria. In clinical tests on adults with asthma, caffeine has been shown to produce a slight improvement in lung function at relatively low doses.

Onset of action:
after 10 - 60 minutes.

Forms of appearance:
‍Incola drinks, coffee, energy drinks, as caffeine tablets or as pure (synthetic) caffeine in powder form.

Swallowed:
Light: 20 - 50 mg
Medium: 50 - 150 mg
Strong: 150 - 500 mg

Snorted:
Light: 10 - 25 mg
Medium: 25 - 40 mg
Strong: 40 - 80 mg

• Caffeine can make the natural stimulation of psychedelics uncomfortable. High doses of caffeine can cause anxiety, which can be difficult to tolerate during a trip.
• The combination of caffeine and stimulant substances such as amphetamine, MDMA, methamphetamine, or cocaine is generally can increase the stress on the heart as well as possibly cause anxiety and greater physical discomfort.

• At best, do not consume pure caffeine, but rather drink coffee or guarana. In addition to caffeine, energy drinks also contain a lot of sugar.
• Caffeine works swallowed many times longer and more pleasant than snorted - also the dosage is easier.
• Do not take additional caffeine if you are already consuming stimulants, as the side effects may increase.