I don't drink either anymore, but if I did my stomach is in serious pain the moment I drink half of it. What's in them that's hurting me that bad and fast?
I drink a lot of soda though. I dunno if it's caffine. I'm staying away from that stuff but what's in it that's affecting me? I want to know what it is exactly.

I have a remarkably high tolerance for caffeine when consumed in the form of coffee or soda. In fact, I can drink a pot of coffee by myself and then take a nap shortly thereafter. However, whenever I have one of those energy drinks (like Red Bull), I get the worst case of the jitters: my heart races, my hands shake, and I can't stay focused on anything. Why do I have no reaction to coffee, yet such a strong one to an energy drink?

And do you think there is a difference between a child drinking soda and coffee?

I recently got this hard plastic cup from a friend, it almost looks like a regular soda cup but plastic and with a screw on lid. I'm not sure how many ounces it is but I was wondering if Starbucks would be able to use it to place my order in it. (which would be an iced white chocolate mocha) Would they accept a cup like that?

I'm in desperate need of caffeine, but don't want to drink an energy drink or soda. I normally hate coffee, but it seems like my only option at the moment. Any suggestions?

I'm specifically talking about Force Factor Ramp Up.
Will it have the same effects as soda or energy drinks with high caffeine?
Will I get severe headaches if I try to stop taking it after a few days, or weeks?

I want to give it a try but it has so much caffeine. Is it too much?

Is it legal for a company tell their employees they can only drink water not soda or coffee?

I am 7 weeks pregnant, I just love soda and coffee. Im wondering if its okay to drink soday and coffee during my pregnancy.

I don't consume caffeine at all. No soda or coffee. If I get it elsewhere, I'm not aware of it. I dozed off twice while typing this.
I very seldom indulge in chocolate.

Caffeine used to never affect me. Now when I drink coffee I feel jittery for a while. Tea and soda doesn't bother me. Could this be related to hypothyroidism?