Hm.

So that explains some of my experiences? Coffee?

I know that too much coffee makes me feel like crap, but I did not know it would make me see ghosts.

Yeah. Well, I've now got to relay this information to all the creeps hanging around looking mighty dead.

How about Tennessee sipping whiskey?

Any report on that?

I see ghost hunters/most haunted/ghost adventures/paranormal state and a few mediums going out of business now!!!

"Damn recession, coffee is on sale and people are losing jobs, again!!!"

Got ot love the finding's, we are such a "Smart" species, we can now look into the nether-lands of the paranormal and other worldly...

I spend a considerable amount of my time in the local cafes, and let me tell you something...there's some truth to this.

I'm still amazed at how many "dead" people I see on a daily basis ordering their espresso beverages and then suddenly becoming reanimated after a few sips.

It's freaky.

Say what?? Coffee is my drink from 6PM - 1AM...365 days a year for maybe 30 years. I should own stock
So as far as this so called study goes, coffee don't do it for me. What a load of you know what.
What else are they swallowing....
BTW, This is perked pure coffee, not decaff or instant junk. The real deal is make it fresh.
This study is ....IMO

There was an episode of daily planet on the discovery channel where they briefly spoke of how some people that consume mass amounts of caffeine are more prone to hear voices that may not be there now this could either mean that coffee makes you see and hear things that are truly not there(hallucinations) or it actually makes people see and hear dead people.
then again maybe the voices and hallucinations are just your bodies way of saying "Lay off the caffeine or you gonna die"I personally hate coffee I'm a tea man Woo!

I think this study is a crock, just another way to say that people experiencing paranormal events are crazies or coffee nuts.

I know people who don't drink coffee that experience the same things. What a stupid study.

I cry foul. I drink enough coffee for 5 people some times and never see anything of the sort. It's nearly 10 PM. I think I'll go have another cup or two before bed.

As science progresses I find the argument that since we cannot see it, it is not there, to be holding less and less water. It is a very "full of ourselves" attitude and outlook.

Seeing things that don't exist?

How judgmental!

And, I agree, quite the crock...

It's one of those ridiculous 'normal' perspectives.

Anyone with an IOTA of cognizance recognizes that the 'normal's are rather clueless.

'There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.'

There is a bard in my living room right now that finds that quite amusing.

The reason behind this is that caffeine, like other stimulants increases dopamine in the brain. People with scizophrenia (sp) have excess dopamine in their brains.

Caffeine is bad, it can cause heart problems, and apparently scizo symptoms.

Well - I for one, am going to start drinking more coffee.
This sounds like fun.
I hope one of those voices informs me as to how that damn bailout plan went through -
and how all of our rights have been systematically taken away.

People,

Take the time to look up the beneficial effects of coffee (tobacco and alcohol too, while you are at it.)

It might surprise you.

Originally posted by sir_chancealot
People,

Take the time to look up the beneficial effects of coffee (tobacco and alcohol too, while you are at it.)

It might surprise you.

You are absolutely correct. Great antioxidant benefits - if it is drunk within 15 minutes of brewing. Also read a study as to how it benefits our ability to focus - if it we drink it only 2 times a day - 6 hours apart. I'll look for a link. : )
I love coffee -

[edit on 13-1-2009 by spinkyboo]

Personally, I don't think people CAN see the benefits because they are so hidden behind the media that loves to say how everything is just so awful for you. I'm not going to stop drinking coffee and I doubt other coffee drinkers will either.