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Does anyone get intense withdrawal symptoms from coffee? I ran out of coffee, and two days later, I had the most intensive headache. I couldn’t seem to pinpoi
by blackrock 7y ago
Does anyone get intense withdrawal symptoms from coffee?
I ran out of coffee, and two days later, I had the most intensive headache.
I couldn’t seem to pinpoint what could’ve given me such a bad headache, except that I stopped drinking coffee.
I suspect a lot of people are going to have it bad, when the supply chains starts to melt down.
- ohnope 7y agoThis is very common (but not everyone experiences it when coming off). It’s called caffeine withdrawal.
- snazz 7y agoYes. It is a very neurologically addictive drug. It's possible for the withdrawal symptoms to last for months in some people.
- blackrock 7y agoI’ve heard of caffeine withdrawal. I didn’t think it was real. Or I thought I could handle it. But if caffeine withdrawal, was what I got, then it is very real. After I ran out of coffee, on day 1, I had a slight headache. On day 2, I had a very intensive headache, as if my brain was jello. I took some Tylenol for it, and it felt better, for a while. On day 3, I still felt uneasy, my brain still felt like it was swimming in jello. Not a good feeling. I gave up. On day 4, I made my coffee again, and consumed it. I was back to normal again. It seemed as if coffee is some type of anti-inflammatory, that helps to keep your brain cells nice and tightly bound together. If social order breaks down, then coffee is going to be short supply. People are going to have some bad days ahead. Hopefully, Trump can order that coffee farms stay open, and Starbucks can remain open as an essential business.