Wait. I thought caffeine was an adenosine receptor agonist. Does it also release adrenaline? Is this true? I feel concerned. I need more sources. MORE SOURCES.
Okay, I looked into it a little, and I was wrong. I am not a drug expert. But caffeine is an adenosine receptor ANTagonist. That's still not related to adrenaline.
How many functions can caffeine have!?! I don't believe this is true.
I am so rusty on this stuff lately - plus I have a WINEgraine right now.
I remember adenosine from college.
I clearly have not made the complete chain-link through adenosine, but I have been convinced otherwise that caffeine increases adrenaline - however - for at least 1/2 year.
I can post-it to myself to keep heads up on this question, and I am sure i can have an answer to the adenosine question sooner or later.
But, if you look at the general symptoms, they are all autonomic-like, and sometimes stress-invoking. Granted, the autonomic is not directly linked to adrenalin, but it is certainly analogous to it.
Hurry up and get through your phd nonsense so you can come to live with me in a trailer park and we can discover radium.
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How many functions can caffeine have!?! I don't believe this is true.
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I am so rusty on this stuff lately - plus I have a WINEgraine right now.
I remember adenosine from college.
I clearly have not made the complete chain-link through adenosine, but I have been convinced otherwise that caffeine increases adrenaline - however - for at least 1/2 year.
I can post-it to myself to keep heads up on this question, and I am sure i can have an answer to the adenosine question sooner or later.
But, if you look at the general symptoms, they are all autonomic-like, and sometimes stress-invoking. Granted, the autonomic is not directly linked to adrenalin, but it is certainly analogous to it.
Hurry up and get through your phd nonsense so you can come to live with me in a trailer park and we can discover radium.
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