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Well, there is more than one definition for a word, Hampster, as you know. At least one has called my writing resembling a "textbook". To use only one meaning for a word, especially the dictionary meaning, would make one's effort resemble a textbook, I think.

I think you are a strong defender of your view, just as others of us are of
our own.

Why not check out more than one site on the uses of caffeine and sugar before you launch an opinion? There are various views on all subjects. And the internet is not the most reliable of sources for information these days.

We all try to avoid the "black-or-white" thnking. Many internet sites that I've seen lately will have differing views on things. I don't regard any of them as necessarily accurate, and I think maybe you may not, too, if we really knew all about the subjects there is to know. I use experience as a guide foremost and confirm it with what I believe to be reliable information and what works for me, knowing full well that I have said time and again "what works for one won't work for another".

To put it in the same vein as your thought, "what works for you might not work for another" is a meaningful comment when you post about caffeine use and chocolate or sugar.

Genetic