Mainly a really fast heart beat. That can usually kill you
Mainly a really fast heart beat. That can usually kill you
Symptoms of caffeine intoxication disorder include restlessness, nervousness, excitement, insomnia, flushed face, diuresis, gastrointestinal disturbance, muscle twitching, rambling flow of thought and speech, tachycardia or cardiac arrhythmia, periods of inexhaustibility, or psychomotor agitation. Treatment options may include supportive care, monitoring, and in severe cases, hospitalization.
caffeine is not a disease
intoxication
Alcohol intoxication is a state when there is enough ethanol in your body to have an effect - usually the symptoms of euphoria, a certain degree of lethargy, impaired vision, balance, and judgement will be the prime signs of intoxication.
Some people have suffered from caffeine intoxication, the product labels do not offer the user specific information as to the caffeine content and some public health agencies have been requesting clarification
If you mean other than by alcohol, then yes. You are considered intoxicated if you are under the influence of any chemical substance. If under the influence of drugs such as heroin, meth, or any other drugs, legal or otherwise, you are considered intoxicated, though it's common practice to use 'intoxicated' to only describe those under the influence of alcohol.
depression
The most accurate way to determine if someone has a caffeine addiction is through a validated questionnaire or assessment tool specifically designed to evaluate caffeine addiction symptoms and behaviors. These tests can help identify patterns of caffeine consumption and withdrawal symptoms that indicate addiction.
It all depends on how hyper you get on caffeine, it could immediately kick in or you could have to wait a few hours, you could even try it out by timing yourself when you do have it!
diabetic reactions, head injury, drug overdose
Heavy caffeine use can also lead to dependence. If the person then stops using caffeine abruptly, withdrawal symptoms may occur.