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I didn't know what this was so searched it. But as a drug, I don't condone it as any form of stress management, if you're worried about your exams, get off 
and revise now!
Article on pro-plus use
And from here I cope and pasted some info:
"Stimulants are substances that act on the brain to stimulate the body both mentally and physically.
what do stimulants do?
• increase alertness
• decrease the feeling of tiredness
• increase competitiveness and aggression
what harm can stimulants cause?
• increased blood pressure and body temperature
• increased and irregular heart beat
• aggression and anxiety
• loss of appetite
• addiction"
There are probably alot more side effects too, never take too many tablets- as the article illustrates, you can caffeine overdose..and die.
and revise now!Article on pro-plus use
And from here I cope and pasted some info:
"Stimulants are substances that act on the brain to stimulate the body both mentally and physically.
what do stimulants do?
• increase alertness
• decrease the feeling of tiredness
• increase competitiveness and aggression
what harm can stimulants cause?
• increased blood pressure and body temperature
• increased and irregular heart beat
• aggression and anxiety
• loss of appetite
• addiction"
There are probably alot more side effects too, never take too many tablets- as the article illustrates, you can caffeine overdose..and die.
Reply 2
If you find it works then id carry on, as you wont have that many exams. I take those energy tablets/sweets before exams and you can buy them over the counter at chemists.
Reply 3
Treat pro-plus with caution. Taking too many can result in breakdowns, it happened to a girl on my course.
Reply 5
one of the guys on my course now needs to take 2 pro plus *Every* morning to function like a normal human being...don't go there
sure, they're okay evey now and then...but only when you *need* them...
how about going to bed at a reasonable hour and getting some proper sleep before your exam? hmm? better than pro plus methinks...
sure, they're okay evey now and then...but only when you *need* them...
how about going to bed at a reasonable hour and getting some proper sleep before your exam? hmm? better than pro plus methinks...
Reply 6
Babyshambles
how about going to bed at a reasonable hour and getting some proper sleep before your exam? hmm? better than pro plus methinks...
how about going to bed at a reasonable hour and getting some proper sleep before your exam? hmm? better than pro plus methinks...
Hear Hear!
Reply 8
I had a cup of tea and a couple of Pro Plus tablets before every Prelim.
Reply 9
pro-plus is amazing for festivals.
Reply 10
JonnyB
Holy crap! Tell me more!
not much more to say really...basicially he's physically addicted to pro-plus!
I've only ever taken pro plus when i've had to pull all nighters due to work and had lectures in the morning...
silly programming coursework...or lazy me, both apply here...
from http://www.nescafe.co.uk/faqs/index.asp
One Pro Plus tablet contains 50mg of caffeine.
The amount of caffeine consumed through beverages varies tremendously, depending on the strength of the drink and how much is consumed each day. In Britain, an average cup of instant coffee (approximately 150ml) contains about 60mg of caffeine.
One Pro Plus tablet contains 50mg of caffeine.
Reply 16
what exacactli si it?
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