Cognitive Surplus Caffeine Heat Change Coffee Mug - Shows Brain Synapse, 20 oz.

June 02,2024

Caffeine Mug, Heat Change Mug 20 oz | Coffee Chemistry by Cognitive Surplus. This neuroscience coffee mug is a good medical student gift or nursing student gift.

The alarm goes off and you've only been asleep for three hours. You get out of bed and stumble toward the coffee pot for your dark roasted elixir. As you inhale the bold aroma, the fog in your brain begins to dissipate. You add a little cream – or maybe don't even bother – and start sipping. By the time you can see the bottom of your mug and you're reaching for a refill, the day has come into focus. You're ready for anything.

But what actually happened in your brain?

This mug has the answer for you!

When the mug is cold, you'll see how your brain looks before the infusion of caffeine. As you fill it up and the mug warms, the design changes to show your wide-awake, post-caffeine brain.

Here's the short story on the science of what's happening:

As adenosine naturally builds up in the brain, it binds to the A1 receptor and keeps dopamine locked up. Caffeine works its magic by stealing adenosine's spot on the A1 receptor, which releases dopamine into the synaptic gap. This rush of dopamine imparts the happy, alert feeling you love about your magical brew.

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The alarm goes off and you've only been asleep for three hours. You get out of bed and stumble toward the coffee pot for your dark roasted elixir. As you inhale the bold aroma, the fog in your brain begins to dissipate. You add a little cream – or maybe don't even bother – and start sipping. By the time you can see the bottom of your mug and you're reaching for a refill, the day has come into focus. You're ready for anything. But what actually happened in your brain? This mug has the answer for you! When the mug is cold, you'll see how your brain looks before the infusion of caffeine. As you fill it up and the mug warms, the design changes to show your wide-awake, post-caffeine brain. Here's the short story on the science of what's happening: As adenosine naturally builds up in the brain, it binds to the A1 receptor and keeps dopamine locked up. Caffeine works its magic by stealing adenosine's spot on the A1 receptor, which releases dopamine into the synaptic gap. This rush of dopamine imparts the happy, alert feeling you love about your magical brew.

Impress the neurology department with your fancy new Brain Anatomy mug featuring medical illustrations of neurons and the human brain in shades of gray. It's the perfect way to stimulate your brain during coffee breaks, and it makes a great gift for the psychologist or neuroscientist in your life.