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Cluster Headache Help and Support >> Medications, Treatments, Therapies >> Stoke up your coffee http://www.clusterheadaches.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1229081344 Message started by 666ouch on Dec 12th, 2008 at 6:29am |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by wildhaus on Dec 12th, 2008 at 11:01am
I am sorry, but I miss your point, with 40mg Caffeine, you are at about the level of soft drinks, which I still can not comprehend how it can help abort a CH episode….. Unless we talk at the cooling effect..
I post (again) the Caffeine levels in various drinks, so I reactivated the quantities in comparison to the data you have given Product Serving size Caffeine per serving (mg) Caffeine per litre (mg Coffee, Starbucks Tall 12 U.S. fl oz 240 650-700 Coffee, brewed 207 mL (7 U.S. fl oz) 80–135 386–652 Coffee, drip 207 mL (7 U.S. fl oz) 115–175 555 845 Coffee, espresso 44–60 mL (1.5-2 U.S. fl oz) 100 1691–2254 Excedrin tablet 1 tablet 65 N/A Caffeine tablet (extra strength) 1 tablet 200 N/A Red Bull 250 mL (8.2 U.S. fl oz) 80 320 Soft drink, Coca-Cola 355 mL (12 U.S. fl oz) 34 96 Quote:
a normal Espresso has a 100mg. per about 50ml. so it is 2.5 times the quantity you have mentioned…… Sorry I am not running to buy the product you have mentioned, I rather press a button on my Espresso-Machine ... and enjoy the real stuff…. and have much more Caffeine effect….. Michael |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by 666ouch on Dec 12th, 2008 at 4:10pm
Michael,
Far be it for me to bring up a product that someone might find helpful without first asking your opinion about its possible benefits. It just might be that your understanding is not necessary in order for it to be true. I am not exactly sure why you popped off about this. I guess you did not understand Quote:
According to your chart, Espresso has 100mg of caffeine and a regular brewed cup of coffee has 80 - 135 mg of caffeine. If the coffee drinker added 1 or 2 Stok to the 80 - 135mg cup of coffee how much caffeine would it have? 120mg - 215mg. Ah yes you did miss the point, this is an easy to carry and use product that bumps up the caffeine level of a readily available product. Espresso is available at coffee shops in the States and is rather expensive unless you make it at home. One is much more likely to come across a coffee pot at the office, in a store or waiting room and get the coffee for free or very cheap. This is a very attractive concept to me. I can get a lot of caffeine at a reasonable price that may not completely abort a CH episode but in my case it will usually buy me some time to get to O2, meds., or just a more comfortable place. Your comments appear to have been generated by "Contempt prior to investigation" Steve |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by Jimi on Dec 12th, 2008 at 4:23pm Quote:
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Steve, I just reread Michael's opinion on your post and maybe he didn't understand what you were saying, but I saw nothing borderlying disrespect. He just stated his opinion as he understood it. Gotta have tougher skin and not get upset just because someone disagrees with you on a subject. :) |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by wildhaus on Dec 12th, 2008 at 4:40pm
If you post on CH.com about a product, or for that matter on any thing, you have to except comments, or opinions…..
Quote:I guess you did not understand I am afraid you didn’t understand….. I don’t get Jelly beans in Switzerland but I do get them shipped across for my wife! even if we are not a part of the USA, and I am happy you did figure it out! we do have DHL or Fed Ex. and I do have friends and family that can order and ship it for me if I would find that I need it! So I think you sharpened your “key Board” before thinking this trough! And you will not believe it, but the web link you gave is in German….. on my end of the world so we can order stuff from them….. unless you see it in German to…. for the USA market…. I will use your words “Your answer appears to have been generated by "Contempt prior to investigation" Michael |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by 666ouch on Dec 12th, 2008 at 5:51pm
Michael,
Please accept my apologies. I could have simply spoken my mind in response to your post without being disrespectful. I have a tendency to get carried away when I am passionate about things such as CH pain relief. Steve |
Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by webgopher on Dec 13th, 2008 at 3:19pm
I found Stoked at a local Gas Station/Convenience Store in their coffee bar. It's a nice add-in. I've seen it on eBay and they do have a wabsite if anyone wants to order direct.
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Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by coach_bill on Dec 13th, 2008 at 4:39pm
Play nice, and to honest i have never aborted a CH with caffeine. I dont know why but it just has never happened. There have been days when i had long shadows and drinking a cup of joe seemed to ease it up a bit. But ever since i found this website when i travel im always on the look out for redbull or jolt, now i will be keeping my eye open for these as well. Thanks for t he tip. Coach Bill
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Title: Re: Stoke up your coffee Post by UnderTheRadar on Dec 13th, 2008 at 8:00pm
I just want to give Steve a pat on the back for manning up and apologizing so nicely. I was getting worried this might turn into a shoot-out!! ;D
As a 12-year veteran Barista (espresso-drink maker,) I just wanted to remind everybody that, generally, you can count on regular coffee as having three times the caffeine as one espresso drink- in other words, ONE SMALL brew or drip coffee = THREE SMALL lattes, mochas or capps or ONE LARGE latte, mocha or capp People never want to believe this...but there is hard science behind it. So, since most folks in the US don't like plain espresso, and three lattes are a LOT of liquid, then these Stok things sound great, because you get more caffeine packed into a smaller volume of liquid to chug! :o |
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