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Topic	Attention: Caffeine addicts
DragonClaw01 08/09/23 4:38:47 PM #17:	speedpunk posted... It's probably both. Sugar is in just about everything in the US. And if you stop drinking your daily coffee/monster/etc, you will definitely feel the withdrawal, usually in the form of a fucked up headache. That headache is the reason why I mostly stay off caffeine. I'll have maybe two cups of tea in a week. Tea practically has no caffeine. I would be surprised if you get a headache if you don't drink it for a couple days even if you are a daily drinker. It is mostly the coffee that people get the withdrawals from, mostly because it is so caffeinated and people tend to drink so much. It isn't a cup of two a day, it is several and each is practically an energy drinks worth of caffeine. --- <('.'<) <(^.^)> (>'.')> Splendiferous <cite>DragonClaw01 posted [p:975354515] in Attention:... [t:80532087]...</cite> <quote>speedpunk posted... </cite><quote>It's probably both. Sugar is in just about everything in the US. And if you stop drinking your daily coffee/monster/etc, you will definitely feel the withdrawal, usually in the form of a fucked up headache.That headache is the reason why I mostly stay off caffeine. I'll have maybe two cups of tea in a week.</quote>Tea practically has no caffeine. I would be surprised if you get a headache if you don't drink it for a couple days even if you are a daily drinker. It is mostly the coffee that people get the withdrawals from, mostly because it is so caffeinated and people tend to drink so much. It isn't a cup of two a day, it is several and each is practically an energy drinks worth of caffeine. --- <('.'<) <(^.^)> (>'.')> Splendiferous</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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