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I recently stopped drinking caffeinated beverages (coffee, tea, soda) but I still probably get a small amount of caffeine from decaffeinated beverages / chocola
by countvonbalzac 4y ago
I recently stopped drinking caffeinated beverages (coffee, tea, soda) but I still probably get a small amount of caffeine from decaffeinated beverages / chocolate, though maybe 2-5% of what it was before. I find though, that the quality of my sleep has improved tremendously.
- zemvpferreira 4y agoI'm a caffeine addict and go through phases of more and less coffee. My longest stretch on zero caffeinated beverages in my adult life was about a year. The reduction for 1 to 0 coffees was brutal. Slept loads more and so much better the fist week. After a month of no coffee my sleep regressed to the same as now, drinking 4 coffees per day. Research somewhat supports this, you get used to a certain caffeine consumption and only abrupt changes in consumption produce changes in sleep/wakefulness. I wish you the best friend, but you might not find abstinence to be a long term solution.