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Originally Posted by tkrik
Well, I guess I know where I will be during monsoons. In the pool drinking cokes and eating chocolate. LOL.
I didn't read the article but I would be interested in where this "magical" caffeine came from (chocolate, coffee, tea?).
BTW, I've had 3 cups of tea reading through this thread and 2 1/2 cups of coffee this morning and I'm pretty sure I still have the HUG, numbness, gait issues, and bladder trouble. How long does it take to work? LOL.
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Let me get this straight, you drank all of that this morning but are blaiming MS for bladder trouble?
I'm not sure I'd get very far from the urinal after drinking that much. I'd have to just go sit down in the stall with a newspaper waiting for the flood.
In all seriousness, caffeine does help my headaches. Every year for Lent, I give up caffeine long enough to get over the addicition withdrawl (used to give it up for all of Lent) just to make sure that my headaches aren't from the caffeine. Once I know the caffeine isn't causing hte headaches, I go back to my 1-3 cokes a day. Gotta say, I'm a fan of the coke zero products, especially cherry coke zero