Jason Percy
The only coffee I drink is watered down corporate draining coffee at Dunkin donuts but as a coffee writer I need to try out others on the market. A new incredible strong coffee called" Black Insomnia" is scaring the shit out of many coffee addicts and its recent release onto the market is a macabre of good quality coffee.
this potent strain of coffee combines Ugandan, Guatemalan, and Brazilian coffee beans and has been a hit in South Africa especially with miners who have to work twenty hour days in deep tunnels to resource extract gold and diamonds for the worlds markets. there are some drawbacks to the worlds strongest coffee as it is twice as strong as Starbucks dark roast, four ties as strong as McDonalds Coffee and an incredible twenty times as strong as the water grit at Dunkin Donuts. A fucking single 12 ounce cup of Black Insomnia coffee contains 700 mg of caffeine and by no means shall this black insomnia ever be given to a mere tyro coffee drinker. The International Food Information Council recommends a maximum 300mg of caffeine daily, while the FDA’s limit is 400mg. One 12-ounce cup of Black Insomnia has 702mg. And that’s enough to be harmful to many people.. I tried this coffee and suffered the immediate side affects one can expect form coffee this strong especially from a slob like myself who subsists on Dunkin Donuts crap. The usual jitteriness, restlessness and other sleep deprived symptoms that can be found on something this stro
ng and blasting to the brain. Some are heading warnings of this new brand of insane insomnia coffee Caffeine Informer’s editor Ted Kallmyer places Black Insomnia on its list of the most dangerous caffeinated products. Kallmyer said habitual coffee drinkers build up a tolerance over time so exceeding 400mg a day doesn’t harm them. “However, the problem with these products is that they can inadvertently be consumed by people who are not in the targeted category.” I will stick to 99 cent water coffee at Dunkin Donuts corporate global sameness brand for the tie being and my stale donuts
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ng and blasting to the brain. Some are heading warnings of this new brand of insane insomnia coffee Caffeine Informer’s editor Ted Kallmyer places Black Insomnia on its list of the most dangerous caffeinated products. Kallmyer said habitual coffee drinkers build up a tolerance over time so exceeding 400mg a day doesn’t harm them. “However, the problem with these products is that they can inadvertently be consumed by people who are not in the targeted category.” I will stick to 99 cent water coffee at Dunkin Donuts corporate global sameness brand for the tie being and my stale donuts
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