A quick note about caffeine is in order as this is one of the most abused substances on the planet, with millions of people taking it every day. But what exactly is caffeine? What can it do for you? What is the best way to take it? And what about those drinks that are loaded with caffeine?
Let’s get right into it!
Here are 7 reasons to stop drinking coffee immediately.
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Within 10 minutes of drinking coffee, caffeine enters your bloodstream and your blood pressure and heart rate begin to rise.
However, only about 10% of the caffeine in coffee is absorbed into your blood stream.
After about 20 minutes, you feel more alert, and your concentration levels start to improve. Hence why so many people drink coffee.
Your motor neurons (neurons that control and coordinate muscles) become more efficient.
Caffeine is a drug, so consuming excess of it will make your body start to process and get rid of it. This is called caffeine withdrawal.
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9 Reasons to Stop Drinking Coffee
Oh no, we’re not really gonna get into it, I was just telling someone about it.
Some of the health risks of drinking coffee are: it can cause heart disease, increase the risk of breast cancer, can be very addictive, and can lead to weight gain. I’m sure you know some of these already but I figured I would share them here as well for those who don’t know.
– Caffeine is a stimulant, something that can be a problem for people who are already pretty tired at the beginning of the day.
– It can cause headaches, or worse, migraines.
– It can lead to weight gain in the long term and can cause high blood pressure.
– It can also have a negative impact on your daily mood.
1. Caffeine Can Reduce the Quality of Your Sleep
Caffeine is a naturally occurring stimulant found in most beverages. Its effects on the brain may cause you to feel more awake, resulting in your staying up later at night. This is not the perfect way to sleep.
Coffee can also have an impact on the amount of rest you get. If you don’t drink coffee before you go to sleep, you’ll probably be able to get more solid sleep than if you have coffee before you go to bed.
If you drink caffeine, your sleep will likely improve. Your body will be more rested overall for the next day, so you’ll likely feel better about all your upcoming activities.
I’m actually surprised with this. I feel like I already know it. I guess the body is pretty smart and it knows how to store different nutrients.
Caffeine taken before bedtime reduces the quality of your sleep, which means that more of your energy is going into repairing your body instead of generating.
2. After Time, Coffee Doesn’t Give You Any More Energy
It isn’t a good idea to drink coffee everyday because it will make your body build a tolerance to it. You will see less benefits of drinking coffee every day than you have in the past.
In addition to that, people can stop drinking coffee for a while, and when they have a cup of coffee after that, they experience the same effects as they would get by drinking coffee.
It’s a bit like that with caffeine too.
People can stop drinking caffeine for a while, and when they have a coffee with caffeine in it, they experience the same effects as they would get from drinking coffee with caffeine.
The caffeine in coffee stimulates the brain and increases alertness. But there is no evidence that caffeine causes more energy.
3. It’s Healthy to Beat the Addiction of Caffeine
If you have an addiction for something like drugs, gambling, or alcohol, you might find yourself doing anything, including harming yourself and others, to find that next fix.
If your addiction is for something like chocolate or drugs, you might find yourself doing absolutely anything to get it.
If you’re addicted to coffee, and you rely on it every single day, then you’re not only addicted, but you’re also giving your life away.
4. You Can Save A Lot of Money by Quitting Coffee
If you are working from home alone and are in need of a cup of coffee, you should know how to take advantage of your local coffeeshop. They often offer free or discounted coffee for solo freelancers who walk up with a laptop.
Going to work for a coffee shop isn’t hard, especially if you have a job you can do remotely. You can just get in a car and drive to work.
This means that people should cut back spending on coffee and other drinks that are common at other fast food places, at fast food places, and at restaurants, but that are also bad for your health and are bad for the environment.
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5. Coffee Can Cause Tooth Decay and Staining
It actually takes 1 cup of coffee a day to begin staining your teeth for certain types of tea.
So if you drink more than four cups a day, then it is definitely worth it to stop that.
If you want to make sure you are getting the most out of your coffee, you should not be taking in any extra sugar, and preferably stick to plain water.
6. No More Caffeine Shakes and Trembles
The caffeine in coffee may make you shake, especially if you drink it too frequently or in large amounts.
If you drink a lot of coffee or caffeine, you may experience symptoms such as trembling, shaking, or even feeling jittery while you are drinking coffee.
7. Caffeine Has an Affect on Your Mood
Coffee actually has an affect on your mood. That’s right. A study published in the Journal of Social, Clinical, and Evolutionary Psychopathology found that people who drink three cups a day have higher mood scores than people who drink less than a cup a day.
Not drinking coffee will remove these fluctuations in your mood, that are being controlled by your addiction for coffee.
Don’t let anything influence your emotions and your moods. No substances, no negative influences, no nothing. Everything outside of you is just a projection of your self.
8. Quitting Coffee Can Lower Your Blood Pressure
If you drink too much coffee, it will increase your blood pressure. However caffeine is a stimulant and it will increase your blood pressure for a short time.
If a person’s blood pressure is already high, drinking a lot of coffee could have serious consequences.
However, it is also important to quit coffee and other beverages that contain caffeine as coffee can increase your blood pressure and cause a stroke.
9. Caffeine Can Increase Your Anxiety Levels
While many people believe that coffee has health benefits, there are some things to consider. Many people, especially older people, actually need less caffeine, but a study in 2013 showed that caffeine was linked to an increased risk of an early death.
If a person is feeling anxious, they may need to consider quitting caffeine entirely in order to be able to relax, and to allow them to feel more balanced.
How to Reduce Your Caffeine Intake
1. Switch out coffee for green tea
Green tea is actually incredibly healthy, and can be a great replacement for coffee. Sure, it still contains a small amount of caffeine, but it’s a lot less than coffee, and all the antioxidants include sure make it a great substitute.
And as for caffeine, if you drink it with some water, it might have a slightly different effect than just drinking it straight.
2. Change Up Your Routine
There is a high probability that you are drinking a lot of coffee, due to your routine. Maybe you arrive at work when everyone is dishing out the coffees, or maybe you drive/walk past your favorite coffee shop on the way to work.
Make coffee at home instead of at work.
Decide to drink a different beverage, or at least not one as strong.
If you decide to go the caffeine route, make it a smaller dose of the most commonly used caffeine delivery method.
Remember that caffeine won’t necessarily bring you down at a consistent schedule.
Finally, find what works for you.
3. Reduce Your Intake Slowly
If you drink two cups of coffee a day, try and eliminate the 2nd cup. Maybe find a different healthy drink that you really enjoy. Drink this at the usual time you’d have the 2nd coffee, and that’ll help quench your thirst.
This will make you reach for that 2nd cup faster, and you will be less likely to have the desire or need to have that 2nd cup. I think I would really enjoy a cup of green tea in the place of my coffee.
4. Make Your Coffee’s Weaker
Don’t be a coffee addict. Instead, limit the coffee intake and switch to decaf. Coffee is often the cause of many health issues, which can be avoided if you limit or stop the coffee intake.
Summary
I know you’re still reading, but in all seriousness, coffee is the second worst thing you’re doing at the moment, after making a bad decision or wasting your time.
The best way to reduce your caffeine intake is to reduce the size of your cups of coffee. You can have a cup of coffee every other morning but if you only drink a cup a day, you are only adding 5 mg to your daily intake.
Summary
We would love to tell you that coffee has been proven to have many health effects. We would love to tell you that drinking a cup of coffee can take your stress levels down, and make you more productive throughout your working day. However, the truth is that there is a lot of evidence that coffee may have quite a few effects on your health, and that drinking too many cups of coffee may be bad for you.
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We think coffee is pretty good for you. In some ways, it can even be helpful. But if you drink it almost every day, without any breaks, that’s when it starts to become a problem.
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