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Yup

lmao so true

Actually disturbing tbh

lmao

I was thinking the same when he talked about slowing down, we live in a fast moving world today that maybe we're not fully evolved to deal with without the use of stimulants.

@@jcarrandson Haha Totally! Maybe having a to-do list with 43 things on it each day is the problem, not lack of Coffee

I'm still creative when I dont smoke weed. But I'm SOOOOOO much more creative ON weed. So probably

@@pranakhan I feel you! I would say the same, however, I explored my creativity for about 10 years before smoking weed. I think using coffee, weed, alcohol etc. to gain some kind of effect is fine, but it seems like building a lifestyle around any one of them isn't the best long term move.

Unless you're Wiz Khalifa lol

Same bro i feel u

Yea, I hear ya.

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its not if you can controll it

@@youreacasual6305 Being able to control your intake of an addictive substances doesn’t remove it’s addictive properties

Same. It is also interesting to think that caffeine is psychoactive drug so what we are seeing is drug withdrawals.

taking up drinking coffee regularly never made sense to me, because you don't crave coffee until you start drinking it. why start it.

@@pavementality Exactly. Same with smoking: why in hell would I do that?

you lucky bastard

I agree, Chris. I have never been a coffee person and I gave up sodas 8+ years ago. Caffeine is just not a part of my life. Think I'm better for it. Hard to say. I do have some fond memories of being a kid in the 70s and hearing my father make coffee every morning. Hearing the coffee maker gurgle, smelling it. A few years ago I watched "13 Reasons Why" and was surprised by the teenagers hanging out at a coffee house. Then I learned that my nieces like to visit Starbucks and consume those special mix drinks. Ugh.

My daughter has had IBS for years and found out quitting coffee the IBS was much better..

This exactly describes my situation, but instead of cardiac arrhythmias, I had terrible hand shakes. People asked if I had Parkinsons. All that went away, and my sinuses also cleared up. I won't even touch chocolate now. I love the new me.

I suppose it varies from person to person.

I quit for six months and after a couple of weeks caffeine free I felt awesome. Then started to drink it again. Why? Because I’m stupid 😂😂😂😂

100 % agree!

Do you have decaf?

@@benfontenot9896 Every once in awile I drink coffee (Decaf) but maybe twice in all of last year.

How long did it take to get to that stage? I'm currently at 1 week and feel pretty down.

@@josef7988 So, it took about 2 months. However, I did not kick it cold turkey. I sub'd in caffeine pills and every week I dropped the dose. Till Hawaii, and I was on like 25mg and quit 100% Then it took a week or so. Even at 25mg, headaches where real sucky. I think the energy output during the day helped finally kick it. I kid you not, I was dying on that mountain lol, and then in seconds after a few deep breaths my headache just faded and my mind and focus were just............clear lol.

@@LMFAO0710 do you drink green tea?

It’s because all four of them are women

@@tblightningbolt8902 I'm glad someone else noticed. Before they said they were from California I was already telling myself they gotta be Californian.

I mean, it must have been a little bit hard...

If it’s a part of your daily routine, and you properly cut it out, you’ll have some shit feelings.

@@emlyndewar Bit of an understatement. You can have horrible muscle aches that make you bedridden, headaches and migraines like you wouldn't comprehend if you haven't felt them to that extent before, sleep for 12 hours and still feel absolutely exhausted. It's no joke at all

Breedlove00 I’ve done it many times. Get back to a base level, but always slowly/surely I’ll start drinking too much coffee again. Stopping cold turkey just isn’t a good way, to do it. Slow it down then do the month, remembering to drink water in place of normal hot beverage!

@@emlyndewar Yeah, I did it for nearly a month earlier in the year, as I'd been a daily drinking for 5 or so years. Was curious to see how I'd feel returning to baseline/normal, but was not worth the 2-3 weeks of agony. Ended up not feeling much different once all the symptoms had gone anyway, so went back to it as I feel generally better / more energetic with it.

100%

I mean...you're NOT wrong.

“We Quit Parenting for a Month, Here’s What Happened”

lmao 100%

I have a toddler and a newborn. Coffee is what I look forward to, since sleep isn't necessarily guaranteed for me.

I gave up all caffeine for about 5 years. That first week of drinking it again was Amazing. It was like cocaine. Second week I was addicted and again barely felt it again. So I just have to give it up for five years to get one week worth of effect :(

When coffee just isn't cutting the mustard, my personal trick is to crush up No Doz tablets with a mortar + pestle, suspend that shit in aloe vera gel & rub it into my hands. Sometimes I'll whack on a Nicorette patch, too, if things are particularly dire (such as when my periodic insomnia has decided to start acting up _at the exact time_ that I've really needed to perform, at work or school).

A lot of hardcore Meth addicts go into rehab for the same reason. after a few weeks, it resets the effects and they can use much less to get the same effect.

I'm hoping this happens to me. I only drank 1 a day but when I get home from work I need a nap and still feel tired

That's a good point. I forgot that happened to me back when I quit coffee and diet soda. It was shocking how much energy I still had after work. It was a day/night difference. Now, I need coffee just to get through the day and I collapse after work. I don't think I have the willpower to quit, though. I don't know how to get out of bed without promising myself a cup.

@@thineubaut Get more QUALITY sleep if possible.

Possibly because coffee ‘forces’ a boost in energy, meaning you don’t have any left for a boost when you really need it

@@thineubaut You are what you believe. Change your mind and change your life.

This is a good idea

@@wheezywaiter cool! Can't wait to see the video!

WheezyWaiter I assume you have seen the recent vlog brothers episode on it, but John talks about this topic a bit.

@@wheezywaiter I agree! I like this idea :) Uplifting and applicable.

@h rrj I'm not sure which version of the gratitude list writing you tried, but what I found valuable was to write down five things you are grateful for each day. They have to be new things each day. But, it could also just not be your jam. Two other things you could try are Metta (loving-kindness) meditation or Tonglen meditation. You can find guided meditations all over the place for them.

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Yes! Or language learning

Yess! Do the drawing one!

Yessss this one needs more votes!

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The day I don't drink tea/coffee, I get a nasty headache. Makes me want to throw up and nothing but sleep fixes it (thank god for that)

You and me both.

You're lucky!! I just stopped and after a week I already feel much better!!

Right? I feel like people don't realize it's a 'drug'...

Same, I have never tried. Oddly normalized!

Aly Stodola i’d like to see that

@J G about to? Man I've been living like that for 2 years now haha.

They could even go hardcore mode and dumpster dive instead of buying groceries. I got a friend who only spent for house expenses (so including water and electricity) for a whole month haha. She would trade stuff with friends if she needed things she couldn't get from the dumpsters, like flour or oatmeal.

YES!!! I'd totally watch that!

It's called being poor.

My music teacher in high school drank 8 pots a day. Went through hell when his doctor told him to quit or die.

Made me laugh

Daniel Dulu 8 pots omg

@@paxton153 it's a small Bodum makes one large cup

@@OttawaOldFart there's nothing like a music degree program to get you addicted to coffee

For every time that you feel uplifted, there is the possibility of feeling down as well. So the problems with caffeine to me are the mood and energy swings. Instead of having a lot of energy at the start of the day and having it decline slowly, you will feel energetic mostly after having coffee. This is just like a regular drug addiction if you ask me.

Best comment on the thread

Yeah, it won't make you all bubbly and positive, that comes from within and everyone's different. What you gain from going free is discipline. But it will improve your health

Fantastic points

I've never had coffee, don't know what I'm missing and don't need to know!

And, is he able to prove that claim? (about the sleep researchers) I doubt it.

@Lone Starr whats your point besides showing your addiction.

@@alanperez7657 its called scientific thinking. You should try it

And the migraines are less now?

Caffeine withdrawals can't send you du ER dude ^^ I'fe drinking 7-10 cups of coffee a day and i'fe quitted once for 4 weeks and the only thing that i got was that i was a little bit more tired in the morning and a headache for 3 days. I have migraine and caffeine is helping against it, atleast for me, but i mainly drink it because i love coffee ^^ From 1-2 Cups a day you normally shouldn't get real withdrawals. Even from my daily intake the withdrawals are nothing, only anoying.

kuessebrama Oh wow thank you random person on the internet, I’ll have to call the medical professionals and let them know it wasn’t actually caffeine withdrawal that sent me to the ER with the worst migraine of my life. They’ll be so happy to know their numerous years of medical experience are useless and they could have just asked you!!!!!!

@@RyanL0918 yeah it could be that you have the withdrawals and then during this time you've got your migrane and it was worsening it, but normally caffeine withdrawals does not get so extreme. Even if you drink exessiv amounts.

kuessebrama COOL THANK YOU I’ll update my message to the emergency room physicians and my neurologist and let me know this vital information!!!! So glad I now know that my migraine wasn’t triggered by caffeine withdrawal thanks to anonymous person on the internet!!!!! What would I have done without this information!!!!!!!!!!!

Holland jonge

If caffeine is in your system for 24 hour, than the withdrawal will start after that, not end. Until that point you have it, after that is your body realize, something is wrong. And that part is the physical addiction part, which can be really bad to break, but will be done in a few days, a week or two at most. But the mental part, the fact that your reward system was wired to that stuff, so without it it simply do not work, and need to retrain itself to work properly without the no longer present stuff.

lol your moron family doesnt understand how drug withdrawal works at all

Yeah it's an insidious drug. The Internet says 2-9 says to kick it but I'm on week 3 and still struggling to feel like "me". My sleep is getting worse actually, which just makes me want to go back on it even more.

@@kevinholt8298 DO NOT GIVE UP. I had to fight off the desire/craving for a LOOOONG time before I finally won over the constant craving. Do what I did. start drinking Roobios tea in place of coffee. At first it may not taste the best but you will get used to it after a month or two. Just STICK WITH IT MAN!

@@kevinholt8298what happened?

William Irving then you should definitely check out their No Alcohol for a month video...for science. I’m not telling you to quit or anything. It’s just an interesting video as well

And by Whiskey, I mean my crystal meth cocktail.

@Hans Vdz you should check out their No Meth for a month video...for science. Im not telling you to quit or anything. Its just an interesting video as well

Bahahaha

@@andrewrichards6507 😂😂😂😂

man if a coffe makes u have energy like a c0c4ine line then its because u are getting old sorry

coffee makes me tired and want to sleep lol

Same bro sane, and people call me crazy. Caffeine is very similar in strength, though albeit dirtier feeling, than almost all stims. In fact, all stims seem to have somewhat of a ceiling effect. You can only be so stimmed before its just paranoia and anxiety, regardless of the chemical compound.

@@anticcp1143 You say that but it's tolerance. I use to drink 2 pots of coffee plus soda a day, and it did nothing. However after quitting caffeine for a few weeks, drinking a cup will give me a MASSIVE buzz and tons of energy, I have never done the white powder, but I imagine the feeling is close to that of a light dose of it.

I'd feel the same way, I can't touch energy drinks cause they make me feel like a washing machine

lesson learned: don't get kids if you want to feel good :D

Or have a job ever tried to cut back its the worst. I dnt think i can try this challange it will probablly make me sick.

@@thescavenger5003 or just don't be a drug addict lol 😎

Can you elaborate on that ?

Can you elaborate on that ?

@@MrNutritionFreak If you are a slow metaboliser it stays in your blood for up to 24 hours. Meaning if you keep drinking lots of caffeine your body won't ever clear it from your system. A build causes anxiety and depression

@@MrNutritionFreak Thoughty2 did a good video on caffeine. Some people metabolise caffeine four times faster. Average time for caffeine to metabolise is 12 hours, so they would be done in 3 hours. Talks about the health benefits and disbenefits too, worth a watch if you need more info. One cup a day correlated to better health.... four cups was too much. for ordinary metabolisers.

I'm a very slow metabolizer. I'm sure now that the caffeine stays in my system much longer than for a typical person. Liver function determines this.

Depression symptoms from lack of social contact, feeling it here

Or way less. I love the sudden onset of insomnia

I'm sleeping less!

Actually I'm having bouts where I don't sleep for 24 to 40 hours, then sleep for 12 to 15. I've gained 15 pounds and have lost all motivation to be active or get outside at all.

I'm super-introvert and have been working from home for two years, and my socializing hasn't diminished that much, but still this quarantine has made me more tired and lethargic than usual. My extrovert friends have been hit hard. Depression and that sort of things. Especially those, who live alone.

Any time I go a day without caffeine I get a terrible headache that turns into a migraine...I don't drink coffee though it's Mountain Dew or tea...I have weaned myself down to nothing but I don't like water and always end up going back to pop or tea

This is why I never started drinking coffee. Sure, I've had it once or twice but never made it a habit because I know I'll get addicted and it'll be hell to get off it. I don't wanna be one of those people that can't function without coffee. I do love the smell of it though.

Did you do it?

@Vortex What does sugar have to do with this?

@@francesmunzen5897 No I did not! :( Lol

Me too😂

Clearly. Felt like a kind of "first world problems", or "White people problems". It didn't even seem like they had crazy withdrawal symptoms or had an issue with it in the first place.

Yep, I'm like.... 1 cup a day? what? that's easy, I have from 3 to 6 Proper cups of coffee a day. Amateurs hahahahahahha Me: Watching, over coffee, at 1.5x.

Yep pretty much my thoughts. Google for "Bill Murray Coffee gif" He understands us too.

🤣 same! I drink strong coffee from 6 AM til noon or later on weekends. Then I switch to Coke. (The soft drink!)

IKR!!!

@@maryannspicher Soda of ANY kind is WAY worse then coffee. Also if you look it up on line, you'll find that sports drinks and snack bars have caffeine put into them on purpose by the corporations that make them as an additive or ingredient.

thank you for saving me 21 minutes of my life

@@piemasta93 😂😂

My hair started falling when I started working in an office and drinking coffee throughout the day.

Facts

And I watched the whole thing. 🤦‍♂️

but... the math don't add up

@@arinyafox3198 math alway has been my weak spot! LOL

downhilltwofour00 yeah 95 grams of caffeine would kill you

@@arinyafox3198 xD

Amen that same thing happend to me so now I juts drink it Friday and Saturdays and my heart its better I can run more I can sleep better when I dont drink I already dont drink soda or candys so I'm good on that and shit all that creamer I was using for the coffee was alot of calories so I'm losing weigh too people dont belive coffee but it is but cutting off your coffe to juts Fridays and Saturdays it works real well

orange Natalie even sings like one

You know that cameras can hide all the flaws on your face, right?

Max Potter millions of dollars from founding a tech company also really help with that

Sign me up!

lol its fucking quarantine, who isn't sleeping???

@@saatviksingh727 Some people over sleep too, it's more about having order and quality sleep.

Does everyone even need 8 hours? I know that's what's recommended, but I'm usually good with 6.5 to 7

I need wine ASAP

US couple: I had a stroopwafel. Holland: You're welcome.

Now let me blow your minds. Make a fresh cup of delicious hot rooibos. Now, place the stroopwafel on top of the cup. Wait for slight melting. You're welcome

It's not even that light in actual comparison.

I feel like caffeine is a stronger addiction than nicotine. I can go a couple days without caffeine, and often do, bit I frequently will feel I really need caffeine. I've Vaped a good amount of 50 nic quite a few times, but I can always go a whole month without vaping no problem

If coffee weren't socially acceptable, it wouldn't be all that different than cocaine.

​@Dingle Berry Honestly you wold fall over dead of a heartattack if you ever tried dosing caffeine in the same way people doses cocaine. It's just socially acceptable to do caffeine and highly stigmatize to do cocaine. In reality caffeine is far more potent and lethal.

@@bolla999999999 lethal?! You are very wrong.

Yeah on coffee i feel Like running marathon,but whole marathon in sprint. 😂

Caffeine free and mostly sugar free (natural maple syrup in my morning oatmeal) now for about 3 months and I agree... Stable mood, stable energy, etc. Sleep great for the time I give myself to sleep (varies). Wake up with plenty of energy whether I sleep 8hrs or 3. Much calmer and less quick to get agitated. Hands are steady as a rock and no more heart palpitations. I do get a little tired at about 10PM, but if I plough through it, I can still be productive until after midnight. You don't need caffeine people... You only THINK you need caffeine!

what about chocolate

@@kartoffeldrucker Chocolate definitely has a lot of caffeine (dark chocolate especially). But it can't effect you if you don't eat it, which I rarely do anymore.

@@WHJeffB yes, I think I feel better without caffeine, too. I'll rarely have cacao or chocolate

I did the same 🤣

Eliza K - are you Dutch?

Stroopwafels are delicious.

Well, could just mean you have had 15,000 stroopwafels, and I dont know if you should be proud of that!

trbjrnjnssn one a day, like the average dutch person haha

That’s the dreaaam I love those

Magdalena Helen me too! I’ve always been a one in the morning kinda gal. I’m up between 2-3 cups now 😅

@@katehipkins2838 Haha that's exactly me too 😅

Something similar can happen to me during days off from work. Even though, on those days, I should theoretically need less coffee (since I get a nice long sleep; unlike on work days.) It reminds me that coffee isn't just a way to get caffeine, but also a learned habit to relieve stress or distract my mind I suppose. Unlike at work, where I might be too busy to keep grabbing coffee to distract me from feelings of stress, apathy, etc: at home it's not an issue. Generally if you're at home, and you want a coffee, you can make it and drink it right then and there. Then couple that with many folks being on quarantine, where they might feel a combination of boredom and stress all day long: it makes sense to constantly reach for that coffee to comfort themselves. My usual method to grapple with this is to replace it with something similarly hot and tasty - but without caffeine. So that I'm satisfying that oral fixation without upping my daily caffeine intake too greatly. Herbal tea, hot cocoa, etc. (Though watching this video reminds me that yes, indeed, chocolate also has caffeine. Still way less than coffee.)

I went from 1 to 2 cup of teas too!

Thats why I quit. And to lower anxiety. Withdrawal was crazy. Severe muscle pains for a week!

😂😂😂😂 thats me

they are just weak humans.

Manny Sahibzada I wouldn’t be so proud of replacing coffee for something like Diet Coke. At least coffee has some amount of antioxidants. Diet Coke has caramel coloring and sweetened with aspartame, and if you drink a lot of it daily, the phosphoric acid is also not good.

@@Carolll9 and aspartame is still fattening

I have ADHD and I don't think I could get through without having caffeinated coffee or caffeine.

*caffeinated tea not caffeine.

Awesome, I stopped my daily consumption of caffeine in December due to anxiety, I now drink decaff coffee (because I like coffee's flavor) and caffeine free soda.

Addicts..

I agree. They’re frantic. Crack headish. I don’t think they realize that if they’re not naturally as alert, it’s because they’re body is tired. Something else is going on.

@@msjreneful "Something else is going on." So i'm assuming you've been a coffee-drinker and then had a 30 day detox and knows what you're talking about? =) (i'm guessing no, lol)

Yep, dark chocolate has quite a lot as well

@@whistlerobinshouseandhobbies That is good to know, thanks for the info!

@@whistlerobinshouseandhobbies My aunty's elderly dog once ate an entire large bar of my 70% cocoa, dark chocolate (including the foil wrapper) with zero apparent effect!

@@whistlerobinshouseandhobbies I'd always been lead to believe that chocolate contains casseine and not caffeine.

That's the thing about caffeine. It effects everyone differently. Caffeine even makes some people sleepy. For me, caffeine makes me feel tensed up all day long

Sounds like you were drinking too much. One or 2 standard cups a day shouldn’t give you any significant side-effects.

@@mklives2 it can for some people. Some people have a harder time filtering caffeine out of their body than normal people.

@@mklives2 I mean different things effect everyone differently. I also do just have diagnosed generalized anxiety, which caffeine absolutely amplifies.

​@@Stephanie-hc2up Could be that your worsened anxiety may be an initiation side effect from caffeine. I was also experiencing heightened anxiety when I first started drinking coffee which eventually went away over time. It is also common for some people to experience it when first starting marijuana, and SSRI drugs are also known to cause increased anxiety in some people during the first few weeks. So there is a good chance that a worsened anxiety might return back to its usual level with continued use of a drug.

Since five? I have 6 hours without coffe

We're trying to get pregnant and I just learned you need to stay away from caffeine :( I'm not a coffee drinker, but I do usually enjoy a cup of black tea in the morning and my mug of green tea with lunch. I'm only 2 days into no caffeinated tea and the order of various rooibos teas I put in isn't getting here fast enough!

I used to drink at least 3 cups a day and cut down because we were trying to get pregnant. Now that I'm pregnant my body doesn't even want it. It's been months and after the withdrawal ended, my days felt so much better! Now I smell it and I like the idea of it, but I can't stomach more than a sip.

Switching to decaf definitely helped with my anxiety. It did take like a full month to start feeling noticeably better so it might take a bit of time

Exactly. After few weeks it only brings you back to baseline and there are no benefits, then you have to drink it just to be normal.

Likewise, try B-12 tablets to fill in the gaps. Idk which brand you take, but I took Concerta before I aged out of my parents health insurance and could no longer afford it (generic made me feel sick for some reason). It's pricey, but it's timed released, and better than Adderall and Ritalin imo.

Ah man, I feel this (diagnosed ADHD as well). I take Ritalin and still drink 1 cup of coffee a day (if it's a heavy week it might be 2). Hell, I would literally achieve absolutely jack all without at least one of my stimulants. Sigh

Yeah I get this completely. I drink about 3 cups which is down from around 7 I had during college. I tried quitting couple of times (once due to quitting cigarettes) and I always just stopped functioning. My cognitive functions and memory suck even with 3 cups, quitting it all together is close to impossible.

I was looking to see if anyone was talking about ADHD! Coffee has always been too much for my system, but tea hits the sweet spot. I've been told that the caffeine in tea is absorbed more slowly by our bodies compared to coffee. Yerba maté is also great for when I need to concentrate.

@@robina.9402 I'm a tea drinker too! Coffee can make me nauseous or make my head spin, and I like the variety of caffeine levels in tea. Tea has less overall caffeine but also contains other stimulants that are in the same family of molecules and an amino acid that kind of helps to balance everything out. Also, it just tastes better haha

Yes I’m experiencing this now I ate some white carbs and have been off caffeine a couple weeks and the carbs made me soo tired then I has ice cream and all that sugar made me exhausted

Stay strong! I resumed quitting coffee and today is my first day. I couldn't help eating sugar to " compensate"... But I will trade it for fruits... I hope I can last a long time without coffee!

@@soniak5421 thank you! Ive slipped a few times since then...but felt crappy so it only confirmed the need to quit. Now I’ve been starting my day with a splash on apple cider vinegar or lemon in a glass of water and that’s really helping. Also drinking a glass of coconut water has helped. Hope you make it too! We can do it!

I’m the same way. Nowadays half a cup of coffee sends me over the moon. It’s useful for when you’re down and need to get something done, but some times the effect is too crazy

Are you drinking American coffee? It's significantly weaker than an espresso for example. A shot or two of espresso will have you wired like you never experienced. Unless you are some alien trying to blend in with humans

Your body probably metabolizes caffeine differently.

@@scvpest No, I'm from Mexico so we have mostly coffee from Chiapas or Colombian coffee. And I've done that, I've drank a shot of espresso followed by an americano and I feel nothing. And at home I have a moka pot, I've drank a cup of drip coffee followed by a cup of moka and still nothing. Or yes, maybe *I am* an alien and I'm just trying to convince people.

@@dylanposthuma3542 Yes, I've heard that some people are like that, and I guess that I'm one of them. It's kind of a shame, because I've always wanted to have some coffee to wake me up whenever I'm working late or stuff like that but I can't really do that.

Same, I never feel anything from coffee I just like the flavour. I remember one time a few years ago, when I was experimenting with a moka pot I drank a lot and got quite jittery and energetic, but I only drink 1-3 cups a day so I don't feel it

I didn’t even noticed it was 23 minutes, proof of quality entertainment babes

More like D.A.R.E commercial to scare kids from doing drugs

Rooibos is South African

@@Freudenfreude111 True, but here in the Netherlands people love it and drink it very much

@@crayonviking Doesn't make it Dutch

Shaun Marais they didn’t say the tea was Dutch, the people turned Dutch... if Dutch people drink it a lot it doesn’t matter that it’s South African, they’re still acting Dutch

@@acameron87 I think that's called cultural appropriation

Decaf still has caffeine. It's just a little, but it could be enough to make the experiment useless. They already tried to avoid chocolate as well. If you are drinking decaf now, you are essentially microdosing caffeine.

Shalama_ absolutely, but it’s nearly nothing compared to full strength coffee, let alone cold brew and espresso drinks. Drip coffee can contain upwards of 70 mg in a single cup, where decaf is around 7 mg. In Craig’s case it would take his average intake from 140 mg to 14 mg daily (assuming an 8oz mug was all he was drinking, and my favorite cup is 15oz lol) which is SIGNIFICANT. The average healthy adult can handle up to 400 mg of caffeine daily without experiencing dangerous side effects, so he’s still fine at 140mg, but I just think it would make a fairer video.

I work at a grocery store, and sometimes I stock the coffee. And I can tell when I'm stocking decaf bc it smells like farts. No joke.

@@Shalama useless? So you mean like there's no difference? In this example cutting back 90% of caffeine that's how useful it is, being 9 times closer to caffeine free than previous consumption

its better to drink it in the morning so the effects will wear off by the time you need to go to bed.

sergsfault I was talking about coffee drinking in the morning, just not first thing...

@@heididavison816 :) Delayed, moderate amount and not on empty stomach 🙂

I am up pretty early, and I only drink one cup if I drink it after 7. Before that, I’m so tired I want another one.

Try sugar

@@purpinkn Because drinking 1 cup of coffee a day isn`t bad for you, it actually has some health benefits. Just because some people are better of without it doesn`t mean everyone is. People here are talking about coffee as if it was equal to smoking, WTF? Besides, they didn`t see major improvements that could have made them to continue avoiding coffee.

@@user-nn4gm5gp7w i have been drinking 4 cups everyday since years lmao

@@user-nn4gm5gp7w that's BS you're spreading. There are no health benefits to coffee that beat out the downsides. Oh and at least for me it was way easier to drop sugar after kicking my caffeine habit. Unofortunately you don't become clean in a month, it's a strong poison that takes months to detox from.

@@tanelpolts7257 My Colombian ass that has been drinking coffee since she was 8 is a lil worried. lol

Is there any way to grow it in another country? I live in the US and love it

how'd that go lad?

@@adambarker1626 Going strong. Haven't had any caffeine :D Its just not worth it at this point :D

@Ty Bey Which is the same.

​@@CarriedbyGg It is not. I mean, the amount is different.

Ellen Skowronek Is coffee related to auto accident may i ask please?

@@shelberz1 no, it was not. I had a concussion as a result of the accident and caffeine made me feel dizzy when I drank it following the accident

Except the human body rapidly becomes tolerant to opioids so more and more are needed to achieve the same effect. In addition, opioids have serious side effects. Coffee doesn’t.

It's the best tasting tea. I love it.

You can cut down and drink decaf

I have been drinking coffee in the morning since I was 9. My parents bought me my own mug, which was this super-cute little half-size mug, & at breakfast when Dad was making him + Mum their coffees, he would make a very milky one for me as well. I think they just got sick of my hassling them for a sip of theirs, since it smelt so delicious. 😂 Never looked back.

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Yes I noticed that..very manic

If I remember correctly Hank Green drinks very little caffeine. I think he did a video where he drank some and it was wild!

Yes! Watch the video "Adorable Puppy Injury" for what happens when Hank Green drinks coffee.

What with his Chrohn's, he probably doesn't drink it at all.

@@moxiousch He has ulcerative colitis I believe, not Chrohns (though very similar). But yea, I don't know anyone with UC or chrohns that can handle coffee.

@@moxiousch Ulcerative colitis, not Crohn's :)

I had the same thought when going through meth withdrawal

That's literally what an alcoholic relative of mine said while sober for the ??th time... In the end the alcohol killed him, but I assume coffee won't do the same to you.