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I think it's a pretty common "self-medication" tactic. I went from 0 to "I consume a fair amount" pretty quickly. Initially, I used it for workouts--it just made them better, more interesting, easier to check off my list. I'd get changed, get my headphones ready, smoke, then go get lost in music while working out. Helped me get in better shape. And like the other poster, I find it really helps me to knock out otherwise painfully tedious tasks.