Submitted by TerjiD t3_zww6ac in askscience
sky_blu t1_j1zs6ka wrote
Reply to comment by LonelyGnomes in How do shifts work on really long medical operations? by TerjiD
"if you see a transplant surgeon, give them a coffee and point them in the right direction"
Acrobatic_Safety2930 t1_j2123vp wrote
You people seriously think that our bodies don't get used to caffeine?
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you get almost 0 effect from it at some point
PillMomThrow t1_j215d9s wrote
Well as a medical professional you should know that the answer is meth, obviously
MagicTheDudeChef t1_j21h14m wrote
As an aside, I think there was a study on caffeine where they put people with varying levels of caffeine tolerance through a series of performance tests with and without caffeine, and it showed that even people who had built up a high tolerance and didn't consciously "feel" the effects of caffeine still experienced the same performance benefits of the caffeine. Sorry I don't have the details or the reference (so I can't speak to the robustness of the study), but it's out there somewhere.
deldr3 t1_j2224hq wrote
and even if you feel less of the stimulant effect, it still messes with your adenosine neurotransmitters impacting your ability to sleep.
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