Stoked about your relationship with caffeine? We aren't either.
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 Published On May 16, 2024

Caffeine really is a powerful drug, and just like any drug, its effects hinge critically on the dosage. We're not here to demonize drugs—after all, we support @mapsnews and their pioneering work with psychedelics. The key is dosage. Too little, and you don’t notice it; too much, and you’re dealing with a whole host of issues.

In America, caffeine is as ubiquitous as free Wi-Fi. It's in our coffee pots, our sodas, even our snacks, readily available whether you're at home, work, or walking down the street. With withdrawal symptoms recognized by the American Psychiatric Society, cutting back is often harder than getting hooked. Caffeine doesn’t really "give" energy; it just postpones fatigue by blocking signals that tell your body to rest, leading to increased stress hormones and a temporary dopamine boost, followed by an inevitable crash.

Considering the average American consumes about 200mg of caffeine daily, isn't it curious how stress, anxiety, and sleep issues seem to be on the rise? Perhaps it's time to rethink that 'but first, coffee' mantra.

Switch to our original blend for a healthier morning ritual. It combines the natural goodness of cacao, masala chai, turmeric, cinnamon, and a potent mix of mushrooms like chaga, reishi, lion's mane, and cordyceps. This mix delivers sustainable energy, sharp focus, and robust immune support, all with just a sliver of caffeine to keep you within that perfect, Goldilocks zone: just right.

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