3 ms·
For me, it's the type of coffee. Often supermarket-bought coffee that's dark roasted can cause this reaction in me. Maybe it's the pesticide, maybe it's the car
by throwaway12iii 8y ago
For me, it's the type of coffee. Often supermarket-bought coffee that's dark roasted can cause this reaction in me. Maybe it's the pesticide, maybe it's the carcinogens from burning the coffee... I dunno.
I've mentioned this to a few others, and they can now also drink coffee. If they avoid such types. Perhaps try some fresh, lightly roasted, and organic coffee to start with. This way you avoid three possible causes.
Works for me.
- PhasmaFelis 8y agoInteresting side note, apparently the darker the roast, the less caffeine it has. Heat denatures the caffeine in the beans. People assume that dark, bitter coffee is "strong", but light roasts actually give the most pick-me-up.