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Quiting caffeine

Discussion in 'Self Improvement' started by Deleted Account, Sep 17, 2021.

  1. is it worh it i am now almost a week without it and i feel tired and slow. headaces and more, beter sleep but i wake up as a zombie. Really want to buy some sugar free energys right now.
     
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  2. It depends on what you're using caffeine for.

    If you're using it for energy and alertness throughout the day, then I'd look to avoid it, and try to adapt to a life without high caffeinated drinks.

    Others do use it (coffee) for things like liver cleaning, and just to get things moving i.e. one cup in the morning, that's it.
     
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  3. My advice- cut it down step by step, from several times a week to 1 every few days to 1 or 2 a week max
     
  4. i do it only for the energy that i need to finish my 7 day work week...
     
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  5. huge toleration??
     
  6. i was one week caffeine free and today i took 3 red bulls so i gues i will get huge drawbacks tommorrow
     
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  7. 7 day work week sounds brutal.

    If you want to withdraw from caffeine, then maybe cut down on the number of days in a Christmas tree formation, which is kinda what @matrix. was suggesting. Do it over a longer period of time so your body adjusts slowly.

    It also depends on the number of caffeinated drinks you have per day, and a week in total. So if you have 3 drinks a day for 7 days in week 1, then maybe in week 2, have 3 drinks a day for 4 days, and 2 drinks a day for the remaining 3 days, and keep decreasing.
     
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  8. If you permit , I would use that as an accountability group. If not, will do my own thread. Peace.

    Day 0
     
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  9. ok so now i took three coffee and now i am horny as hell and want to m and o so badly
     
  10. Sammy00

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    Now I am drinking decaf coffee. It’s coffee from coffee beans that have had at least 97% of their caffeine removed. I just want to reduce the negative effects of caffeine on my organism, especially on the heart.
     
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  11. FirefromAbove

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    Damn 3? In what time frame?

    Personally, I'm hypersensitive to caffeine so I avoid as much as I can. I'll only drink coffee if I can't wake myself up, other than that I avoid caffeinated drinks.

    I just think about my heart and that usually stops any wish to ingest caffeine.
     
  12. IGY

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    I am the same. I don't drink it much these days, but I have been a heavy consumer of caffeine in the past. I might as well be drinking water. o_O I find it bizarre that others are so sensitive to it. These days, I have a coffee when I wake up. And I drink a can of original coke with my two meals a day and that's it. But I do not know why my heavy use had no effect. o_O
     
  13. BrighterFuture

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    welcome to the world of addiction where if you quit anything addictive for a week and you'll feel tired and slow with a big headache on top of it all, it's called withdrawal symptoms, we all have em, we all hate em
     
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  14. A Naija boy

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    Well, I can’t totally quit Caffeine. Its a tool for me and its only for that purpose.A tool.
    I workout out 5 times a week and also work five times a week. I only take caffeine on Leg days cos leg days are tasking and i just need that extra boost.
     
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  15. 3 in like 2 hours
     
  16. alxwarrior18

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    I have been trying to quit caffeine here and there, but I somehow always end up going back to the same habit. My main drink is soda, although I sometimes enjoy a cup of coffee, too. I drink about three cans of soda a day, which is 100 mg of caffeine a day (not much compared to drinking lots of coffee, but still). I am wondering what ways I can quit for good, but I still haven't found a good strategy. I guess it helps me when I feel down, but in the long term its not doing me any good.
     
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  17. In my experience it is sooooooooooooo worth it. Yes, the initial few weeks sucked. It's the dopamine crash we're all familiar with. But after that evened out, I feel so much better. Namely, about 90% of background anxiety I thought was "normal" went away.

    It's been 3 years and I'll never go back.
     
  18. I’m a week clean from caffeine and going to keep going. I believe it definitely doesn’t do any good for the natural anxiety I already have, possibly even worsen however many times.
     
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  19. Love it! How are you doing so far? Any withdrawal?
     
  20. Yeah combined with all else I’m quitting lol, it’s a constant fight to not be angry
     
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