Tobacco

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Caffeine

There are no regulations for caffeine. Anyone at any age may purchase caffeine.

Drinks

Soda

Coffee

Tea

Caffeine restores alertness, fatigue and drowsiness.

Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system.

Concerns

Weakness/Fatigue

Difficulty sleeping

Irritability

Digestive issues

Muscle Breakdown

Insomnia

Rapid Heart Rate

High-blood pressure

CNS Stimulant

Caffeine is a Central Nervous System stimulant.

Caffeine is found naturally in over 60 different plant species.

Coffee Beans

Kola Nuts

Tea Leaves

Cocoa Beans

Tobacco

Routes of Administration

Gum/Patches

Chew/Oral

Pipe

How it Works

Nicotine is the active chemical in tobacco.

Nicotine stimulates the pleasure system in your brain mimicking dopamine.

Regulation

Must be 21 years or older

How its used

Vaped/Hookah

Chewed

Smoked

Caff

Addiction

Throat/Lung Cancer

Yellowing teeth

Nausea

Fatigue

Bad breath

Effects

Long-term

Cancer complications

Heart problerms

Lung problems

Shortness of breath

Short-term

Coughing

Anxiety

Increased blood-pressure

Classification

Stimulant

Increased heart rate

Euphoric feeling

Relaxes nerves

Elevates mood

Common Forms

Shisha (hookah)

Chewing Tobacco

Cigarette