Cigarettes and coffee

The main content of cigarettes is nicotine. Nicotine is a toxic substance that can function as a stimulant as well as a sedative. Taking nicotine can increase alertness also provides a calming sensation at once. Nicotine is also naturally synthetic used as an insecticide

Coffee is the source of caffeine. Caffeine belongs to a class of psychoactive substances, just like cocaine, methampetamine, LSD, to cannabis. However, no party or country has banned the consumption of caffeine. Caffeine can also be found in tea and chocolate.

The content of caffeine in coffee is affected by the species and the level of roasting. Robusta coffee contains more caffeine than arabica. Caffeine in dark roasted coffee is lower than the roasting light level

Caffeine improves focus, concentration, and mood improvements. Caffeine is also believed to reduce fatigue, although excessive consumption can cause insomnia and heart palpitations.

Just like caffeine, nicotine accelerates blood flow and heart rate. Reacting with receptors in the brain, the side effects of nicotine can be dry mouth, decreased appetite, to excessive anxiety. This reaction can sometimes only be treated by smoking back cigarettes

Both coffee and cigarettes both have loyal fans. And for his fans, nothing beats the pleasure of smoking a cigarette with a cup of hot coffee. But any excessive consumption is certainly not good for the body. So of course required wisdom in its use