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What happens in the body after the first coffee | Magazine

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Do you know what happens in your body when you ingest coffee?

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In the first ten minutes caffeine iz coffee enters the bloodstream and spreads throughout the body, causing increase in blood pressure and heart rate. At the same time, it prevents dopamine from being reabsorbed into the bloodstream, which allows it to remain in the brain for a longer time, which makes us feel positive and happier for longer. Exactly this retention of dopamine is what often triggers the brain to crave more caffeine.

And what happens later?

Up to 20 minutes

Caffeine binds to adenosine receptors and thus neutralizes fatigue. Dopamine levels increase and persist, creating a sense of alertness and concentration.

After 30 minutes

The adrenal glands work more intensively and begin to secrete more hormones. During this time, due to the dilation of the pupils, at becomes sharper.

Within 40 minutes

The body begins to produce more serotonin, which improves the functioning of neurons within the spinal cord – this leads to improved coordination and muscle strength.

After 4 hours

Metabolism speeds up, because you burn energy faster. During this period, your body begins to break down stored fat.

Within 6 hours

After six hours, the coffee has passed through your system and you will probably feel an increased need to urinate. You will then expel approximately half of the amount of caffeine you have ingested from your body, reports BigThink.

(WORLD)

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