• Nollij@sopuli.xyz
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        10 months ago

        Then why do you need to tolerate it better?

        There’s something missing in this ask. If you don’t handle a food very well, you simply avoid/reduce it. Whether it’s caffeine, an allergy, or whatever.

        Why do you need to change your body’s reaction? Why not just switch to decaf or other drinks?

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    10 months ago

    If I’ve been feeling the effects of coffee I switch to teas for a few days. But I much prefer coffee so I end up switching back once I gel better. So maybe change up your caffeine medium of you’re having issues?

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    10 months ago

    With consistency. Whether I have 1 cup of coffee in the morning, or drink caffeinated beverages all day, the key for me is to do that consistently, or suffer dire consequences. Ramping up, I can’t focus and anxiety attacks. Ramping down I get migraines.

    Woe betide me if I am on a ramp down and find myself having to take an Excedrin or three. That spike keeps me up for days.

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      10 months ago

      Flashback to all those high school nights slamming monsters and passing out like nothing happened. If only there were signs so I could have been tested earlier.

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    10 months ago

    Try making a rich hot cocoa with a raw cocoa. Cocoa contains theobromine which can give a somewhat similar surge of energy as caffeine, but I find it less harsh.

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    10 months ago

    I’m unable to process caffeine normally. The effects last 8 hours or more in my case. Let me know if you figure this out.

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    10 months ago

    I have one cup of coffee per day and maybe one soda if I need it later. If I have any more caffeine than that I feel like I’m going to jump out of my own skin

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    10 months ago

    I’d it’s just the caffeine that’s a problem, there always decaf. There are some surprisingly good decafs out there.

    • friend_of_satan@lemmy.world
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      10 months ago

      What are the good decafs? The only one I know of is Blue Bottle Decaf Noir, and blue bottle is owned by Nestle so fuck blue bottle. Plus I can’t find it where I live now.

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        10 months ago

        I had a hard time finding whole bean decaf. Counter culture: slow motion and magnolia coffee co: Brazil decaf are too options that I like fairly well.

        My sensitivity to caffeine varies. When it starts to bother me, going to approximately half decaf and half normal beans is a good way to cut the caffeine without having the shock of suddenly switching to decaf only.

        • friend_of_satan@lemmy.world
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          10 months ago

          Half caf is great if you can deal with it. The older you get the harder time your body has processing caffeine. I’ve gotten to a place where I can’t drink almost any caffeine except early morning (due to the longer half-life in my body) or I can’t sleep, which sucks because I love the flavor of coffee, especially French roast, which is highly caffeinated.