How Caffeine Addiction Affects Wellness Comments

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I sometimes drink 1 coffee cup in the morning and 1 in the evening, Juice and water through the day and hot chocolate
Posted by Linda Carlson
I thought the article was well written and right on. He was not trying to "put down" coffee or coffee drinkers, just trying to show the effects of over consumption. I for one was a huge coffee addict and was getting sick from the high amounts of caffeine as well as all the creamer with high sugar in it. I am now cutting down my coffee again and will drink it in moderation as well as prepare it myself since we do not really know how much or what else is in our coffees when we order it from somewhere else.

Posted by BarbaraAnn
I am curious to know what you (or the medical community ) would consider excessive caffeine consumption. How many mg/day?
Posted by Tyffani
I would like to see a more balanced article. Coffee has many health benefits such as releasing fatty acids into the system and i a powerful antioxidant. Yes, everything in moderation but, to vilify coffee in such an unbalanced article is simply poor journalism.
Posted by JC Brigham
Loved your article. I've weaned myself off of coffee a fee years ago, just as you wrote I wasn't getting the boost that I needed anymore. I was a pot a day or more coffee drinker. The weaning off wasn't so bad but I do realize the difference of not drinking as much. I'm still getting my caffeine intake from colas which is worse than the coffee which I will stop drinking very soon. Forget water I just cant do it. I'll stick with my orange juice and teas. Thanks for the article it's a good read for anyone whose trying to stop drinking coffee. With the cold weather coming hot chocolate is the bomb
Posted by s2jamital
If you breathe in air continuously, you will eventually die. Therefore, air is evil. 😂 One or two cups of coffee wakes me up in the morning and is a morning ritual in which I take great pleasure. So...no offense...but bugger off! And hands off my coffee! ☕️
Posted by Lamplover
No.... not my beloved coffee. Okay, I will cut back to one small cup a day. I'm sure my body and brain will thank me.
Posted by Laura Parmer
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