Re: Coffee questions

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As you know from the past, I drink daily coffee, but mostly just a cup or two

first thing in the morning.

However--my daughter can't drink it at all; she was very "addicted" to it and went

through all the withdrawal problems that you did. She tried limiting her intake, but

couldn't so went off it it completely and switched to tea. If we do have coffee

from the many shops available in CA, she orders caffeine-free.

I did change to decaf for about a year and it didn't appear to bother me as

far as addiction is concerned--but I was better physicially when I changed back to regular coffee--my doc even noticed the difference and asked about it--

he commented that coffee and aspirin seem to offer the most people changes for the better. That was accompanied by a laugh and perplexed look.

From what I've read, regular black tea is high in antioxidants so

if you do not take regular antioxidants, that would likely be a direction

to head. . then read up on some of the others. Tea, of course, can

contain caffeine or not--so it's another trial and error thing. I don't

know the difference in amounts of caffeine or chemicals.

Bonnie

Bonnie

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Hi ,

I gave up coffee and actually all caffine products 5 years ago. It really

is dreadful for your health!!! It really is hard but was the best thing I

ever did (and I know all the caffine withdrawl is terrible!). I drink

Braggs apple cider vinegar, raw honey and water now. It takes a bit of

getting used to but it truely is the drink of health.

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>From: " Heer " <idagirl@...>

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>Subject: Coffee questions

>Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 09:07:00 -0600

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>I am looking to find some feedback from the group, I want to know how many

>of you drink coffee everyday, and how many of you think it is affecting

>your health? I have this off on thing with coffee, when I got sick I quit

>and then of course when I started getting better and I started up again

>with my daily fat free vanilla latte's and now I am trying to quit again,

>because I was starting to feel like the coffee was messing with my immune

>system. Anyhow I am curious if this is true about coffee? We have had this

>discussion before on here, and never agree of course, but the word is that

>coffee can affect the immune system. I do know it is definitely addicting,

>and another thing I am finding out, when I quit the coffee last week I

>suffered big time caffeine withdrawal symptoms, including headaches, nausea

>and constipation. IN fact I got so freaking backed up, that I had to take a

>laxative, not fun, as the cramping and all is very uncomfortable. Anyhow I

>am so miserable now, I wish my system would get back to normal, I have a

>bit of a sluggish system to begin with, and with the coffee detox I am

>sloowwww! Anyhow I am looking to see what everyone here thinks about this

>subject. I already know how Patty feels about it, but anyhow, would like to

>hear some more feedback. Any other daily java drinkers here with advice?

>

>thanks

>

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[Guest guest]

I have some of that apple cidar vinegar, I was drinking it for awhile, it is

pretty nasty though, ha ha. Yes I do agree that coffee is bad, but, it is

hard to give it up, I go back and forth with it. Anyhow, thanks for the

info. Now let me try to get things straight, are you sick from implants?

Write soon

hugs

----- Original Message -----

From: " " <lisadawnmiller@...>

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Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 10:46 AM

Subject: Re: Coffee questions

> Hi ,

> I gave up coffee and actually all caffine products 5 years ago. It really

> is dreadful for your health!!! It really is hard but was the best thing I

> ever did (and I know all the caffine withdrawl is terrible!). I drink

> Braggs apple cider vinegar, raw honey and water now. It takes a bit of

> getting used to but it truely is the drink of health.

>

>

>

> ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸ ¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø

> Don't predict the future. Create it.

>

>

>

>

>

> >From: " Heer " <idagirl@...>

> >Reply-

> >< >

> >Subject: Coffee questions

> >Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 09:07:00 -0600

> >

> >I am looking to find some feedback from the group, I want to know how

many

> >of you drink coffee everyday, and how many of you think it is affecting

> >your health? I have this off on thing with coffee, when I got sick I quit

> >and then of course when I started getting better and I started up again

> >with my daily fat free vanilla latte's and now I am trying to quit again,

> >because I was starting to feel like the coffee was messing with my immune

> >system. Anyhow I am curious if this is true about coffee? We have had

this

> >discussion before on here, and never agree of course, but the word is

that

> >coffee can affect the immune system. I do know it is definitely

addicting,

> >and another thing I am finding out, when I quit the coffee last week I

> >suffered big time caffeine withdrawal symptoms, including headaches,

nausea

> >and constipation. IN fact I got so freaking backed up, that I had to take

a

> >laxative, not fun, as the cramping and all is very uncomfortable. Anyhow

I

> >am so miserable now, I wish my system would get back to normal, I have a

> >bit of a sluggish system to begin with, and with the coffee detox I am

> >sloowwww! Anyhow I am looking to see what everyone here thinks about this

> >subject. I already know how Patty feels about it, but anyhow, would like

to

> >hear some more feedback. Any other daily java drinkers here with advice?

> >

> >thanks

> >

>

>

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