Cocaine addiction starts with caffeine

U.S. researchers explained that the individual in dealing with excessive caffeine in coffee that are available of all types can cause in response to stimulant drugs such as cocaine and amphetamine.

Researcher in the Faculty of Medicine, University of Vermont American "Stacy Sijmon" and "Roland Griffiths," a researcher at the Faculty of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University conducted tests to determine the start of cocaine addiction by addiction to caffeine, and reached through a number of tests to discover that 7 people in 10 of those taking caffeine addicted to cocaine.

The Sijmon in her published journal periodic drug and alcohol addiction: "The effect of caffeine on the nervous system for far too dealt with, vary from one person to another, pointing out that the responses to drugs and steroids different and you may be addicted person cocaine faster than other excessive in caffeine intake."