@btcmonero https://t.co/8hdVNyN6yv https://t.co/LybsSYiWWo. " In the presence of nicotine, caffeine exhibits a shorter half-life and faster metabolism [170]. Ethanol on the other hand has been shown to slow caffeine metabolism and increases its half-life" https://t.co/DHIcIWKQ3d.
The effects of caffeine, nicotine, ethanol, and tetrahydrocannabinol on exercise performance.
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Across the discussions, there is a tone of skepticism about marijuana's performance-enhancing effects, as seen in a post questioning the idea that smoking weed can boost workout efficiency, highlighting doubts about the research. Conversely, some participants show passive interest, for example, expressing curiosity about trying workout while high or sharing links, but without deep analysis or strong emotional investment. Overall, the tone reflects cautious disengagement with the article's claims, with some casual mentions and a focus on the physiological mechanisms discussed.
Most discussions are critical or skeptical about the positive effects claimed or implied about substances like cannabis and alcohol on exercise, indicating some disagreement with the research's optimistic implications.
Participants show moderate curiosity, especially around phenomena like exercising while high and the physiological impacts of these substances, but not intensely so.
The interactions seem superficial, with many posts sharing links or brief comments without in-depth analysis, reflecting a neutral or tentative engagement.
The conversations do not appear to sway opinions or significantly influence perceptions about the research, suggesting minimal immediate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Caffeine is the only drug among caffeine, nicotine, ethanol, and THC with strong scientific evidence supporting its performance-enhancing (ergogenic) effects, while nicotine shows some preliminary potential requiring more research.
- Cannabis and alcohol may improve performance under certain conditions (ergogenic potential) but are generally considered to impair sports performance (ergolytic), and their use is monitored or prohibited by sports authorities.
- The review discusses the evidence, mechanisms, and physiological effects of these drugs to understand their impact as performance aids in both recreational and elite sports contexts.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@ilysurge @filthybookbitch @witchdctralex @yasminemahasin I don't wanna discourage you from us because it's your life who cares go nuts it's not harmful but smoking weed to gain workout more efficiently isn't true at all https://t.co/sp1nXolzNN https://t.co/hMmJvAKBvk https://t.co/WVNDgX9ide https://t.co/8V0QkKWhHl
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Source: Pesta, et al., 2013. The effects of caffeine, nicotine, ethanol, and tetrahydrocannabinol on exercise performance.
What Happens When You Workout High? https://t.co/PsaJHcqQ7v via @YouTube
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@KgSsdBWHjc5Iqj7 吸烟可以加快咖啡因代谢但是不要喝酒 https://t.co/S7ptsQLK8B.
@ilysurge @filthybookbitch @witchdctralex @yasminemahasin I don't wanna discourage you from us because it's your life who cares go nuts it's not harmful but smoking weed to gain workout more efficiently isn't true at all https://t.co/sp1nXolzNN https://t.co/hMmJvAKBvk https://t.co/WVNDgX9ide https://t.co/8V0QkKWhHl
Are you an #athlete who #smokes #cannabis? You might want to consider quitting after learning about the negative effects it has on your exercise! It impairs #PsychomotorPerformance & produces a #SedativeEffect causing reaction times to be slower than usual https://t.co/WSIrxJ89U9 https://t.co/1Lg5BrLSQc
What Happens When You Workout High? https://t.co/PsaJHcqQ7v via @YouTube
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@btcmonero https://t.co/8hdVNyN6yv https://t.co/LybsSYiWWo. " In the presence of nicotine, caffeine exhibits a shorter half-life and faster metabolism [170]. Ethanol on the other hand has been shown to slow caffeine metabolism and increases its half-life" https://t.co/DHIcIWKQ3d.
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What Happens When You Workout High? https://t.co/aub2WopJya via @YouTube I’ll have to give it a try
What Happens When You Workout High? https://t.co/lH2PcDR8V0 via @YouTube
Source: Pesta, et al., 2013. The effects of caffeine, nicotine, ethanol, and tetrahydrocannabinol on exercise performance.
What Happens When You Workout High? https://t.co/i5eexIF6N4 via @YouTube
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