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Old Jul 08, 2008, 07:12 PM
shrimpchips (Female)
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Originally Posted by JBRN2B View Post
What no shrimpchips? LOL I actually love them, but they are an acquired taste and they probably have too much salt and fat to be a good study snack.

Nah, no shrimpchips...they are delicious but you're probably right! lol

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Old Jul 08, 2008, 07:15 PM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Okay this isn't really a "snack" but when I'm studying sometimes I just want to fall asleep! Has anybody ever tried 5 Hour Energy?

http://www.5hourenergy.com/

I'm a huuuuuge caffeine addict (I get Starbucks practically every day while I'm in school...a soy upside-down caramel macchiato, yum! ) and I know that that much caffeine can't be good for you...and Starbucks is pretty expensive.

yay/nay?

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Old Jul 10, 2008, 10:57 PM
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Try Luna Bars, low-fat string cheese, tuna-fish in the pouches, fruit, cashews, beef jerky, V-8, water, and lots and lots of coffee (not all at once, of course)! Tape record your lectures so you can listen to them while you go on an evening walk.

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Old Jul 10, 2008, 11:26 PM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Originally Posted by shrimpchips View Post
Okay this isn't really a "snack" but when I'm studying sometimes I just want to fall asleep! Has anybody ever tried 5 Hour Energy?

http://www.5hourenergy.com/

I'm a huuuuuge caffeine addict (I get Starbucks practically every day while I'm in school...a soy upside-down caramel macchiato, yum! ) and I know that that much caffeine can't be good for you...and Starbucks is pretty expensive.

yay/nay?
I use to buy sixbucks and then one day I realized, why am I paying this much for coffee. I was looking for 5 hour energy but could only find a knock off called 6 hour power. It worked pretty good.

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 12:08 AM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Originally Posted by shrimpchips View Post
Okay this isn't really a "snack" but when I'm studying sometimes I just want to fall asleep! Has anybody ever tried 5 Hour Energy?

http://www.5hourenergy.com/

I'm a huuuuuge caffeine addict (I get Starbucks practically every day while I'm in school...a soy upside-down caramel macchiato, yum! ) and I know that that much caffeine can't be good for you...and Starbucks is pretty expensive.

yay/nay?
I was drinking all sorts of energy drinks for the caffeine and since I'm allergic to most artificial sweeteners, I was getting an amazing amount of sugar as well. I finally cut out the middle-man, so to speak. I just started taking caffeine pills when I wanted some caffeine. One pill is about the same amount as a cup of coffee and I can take it with a big glass of water. It's also a heck of a lot cheaper than all those energy drinks.

Peace,
CuriousMe

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 09:31 AM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Originally Posted by shrimpchips View Post
Okay this isn't really a "snack" but when I'm studying sometimes I just want to fall asleep! Has anybody ever tried 5 Hour Energy?

http://www.5hourenergy.com/

I'm a huuuuuge caffeine addict (I get Starbucks practically every day while I'm in school...a soy upside-down caramel macchiato, yum! ) and I know that that much caffeine can't be good for you...and Starbucks is pretty expensive.

yay/nay?
Thank goodness there's someone else out there!!! I thought I was the only one that gets sleepy studying. No one has posted any threads about good ideas to keep you awake and focused. If anyone else has any good ideas, keep them coming!!!

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 09:43 AM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

Try half of a whole-wheat bagel (the Pepperidge farm ones are pretty good...at least I'm pretty positive they're Pepperidge farm ) with a tablespoon or so of peanut butter. I've found that this snack will keep hunger under control for a little while and not be one of those overly carb-laden (but usually delicious) snacks that puts me right to sleep.

Regarding the whole staying awake thing, yeah, I get sleepy, too. Sometimes, if you're really afraid you'll nod off, it might help to take yourself to a place that's a lot less likely to make you doze. For ex., when I'm at college, there are a couple of coffee shops right down the block. I go there because I can treat myself to a little drink as I study (which of course wakes me up) and I'm way less likely to fall asleep in the middle of Caribou Coffee than lying on my bed. When I am studying in my dorm room, blaring some fun music helps. Or sometimes, if I know I'm settling in for a long study session, I just ward off sleepiness in the first place by taking a 10 or 20-minute power nap.

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 12:39 PM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

The Naked Juice protein drinks are the best. I have never stayed more focused. You can get them at the grocery stores and Starbucks sell them. They are a little on the expensive side but they are the best for me. They have different flavors and they are all natural. I like the Protien with soy. It works great for someone at my age, 46, who has menopause issues.

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 06:25 PM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

My favorite snack while studying is cold red grapes and a green tea from starbucks. The best thing about starbucks is when you study there the refills are only $0.50.

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 07:27 PM
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Re: What is a good study snack?

All of these ideas are making me hungry ...Thanks a million!!!

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