Head trauma is the best u can expect from too much coffee??? (where, history)

[andrew47]

I found this record on the pubmed found it pretty hilarious:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract

It’s all put in medical terms, but basically to make the story short an unconscious guy was brought to the hospital with a diagnose of head trauma. Doctors could not figure out what was wrong with him since there was no physical damage to the scalp. Until later on when the guy actually was up again and explained that he had eaten about 500 g of ground coffee!!!
I donno what the dude had in mind but it looks like a pretty brutal coffee effect
What u guys think about it?

[Dedalus]

Originally Posted by andrew47

I found this record on the pubmed found it pretty hilarious:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract

It’s all put in medical terms, but basically to make the story short an unconscious guy was brought to the hospital with a diagnose of head trauma. Doctors could not figure out what was wrong with him since there was no physical damage to the scalp. Until later on when the guy actually was up again and explained that he had eaten about 500 g of ground coffee!!!
I donno what the dude had in mind but it looks like a pretty brutal coffee effect
What u guys think about it?

Guy must have wound up with the biggest case of the Tijuana Trots in recorded history.

[FL_TN_Nana]

I couldn't find this article using that url but you'd think all that caffeine would have kept him up and running around with gastrointestinal problems. I wonder if something else was in all those coffee grounds.?

[lilypad]

Well, I think coffee is now supposed to help prevent Alzheimer's?

[momof2dfw]

Dang, for a minute I thought this was going to be one of NAH's threads saying that too much coffee makes one want to "mate" and can cause serious bodily injury. Whew, at least the guy did not get injured anywhere else