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I am currently trying to limit my caffeine intake by mixing increasing amounts of decaf beans into my regular coffee beans, as I do not wish to go through seeve
by kseistrup 5y ago
I am currently trying to limit my caffeine intake by mixing increasing amounts of decaf beans into my regular coffee beans, as I do not wish to go through seeveral weeks with low mood, headaches and feeling tired. So far it's going beyond my expectations: I have tried to go decaf so many times in my life and has always relapsed because of the withdrawal symptoms. Slowly and gradually decreasing the daily caffeine intake seems to do the trick.
I would love to try the Rasa coffee alternative that the author is talking about, but I can't seem to find a reseller within the EU.
- ezekg 5y agoTheir website lists their Amazon store for international customers: https://www.amazon.com/rasa https://www.amazon.com/rasa Maybe it's available for you there?
- kseistrup 5y agoThanks for the link. I don't think it's a solution, though: Stuff from amazon.com tend to get shipped from the outside of the EU, and as a minimum it will incur added VAT (+25%) and flat fee (around $25). It would work if Rasa were available from, say, amazon.de, amazon.nl, etc., but, alas, it isn't — I already checked before I wrote my original comment. Thansk for the suggestion, though. Perhaps it will be useful for other international customers.