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I was a die-hard anti-caffeine fanatic because I thought it gave me headaches. Then I started drinking caffeine to stay away at work, and I thought that was wo
by wccrawford 5y ago
I was a die-hard anti-caffeine fanatic because I thought it gave me headaches.
Then I started drinking caffeine to stay away at work, and I thought that was working for a while, and started having the problem again eventually.
Then I got off caffeine again because I was drinking far too many sodas.
What I've discovered is that once I stabilize, it doesn't matter at all. Whatever habit I have eventually ends up being what my body expects, and I get the same pattern in the end.J
I'm hesitant to apply this globally to everyone, but I think it's likely that everyone reacts the same. It's just really hard to get off caffeine, and much more so if you have a busy life.
- wccrawford 5y agoEdit: That was supposed to be "stay awake at work". Whoops.