I had a friend that started getting panic attacks. It was from caffeine. Poor dude had to quit his coffee.
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to quit is quite the thing, isn't it?
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Ahhh. Darn auto correct. Thanks.
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No biggie. I always shut that dumb thing off. I don't have much, but they're *my* typos, damn it.
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Im wonder if thats what it is with me, Ive always had some caffeine intolerance, but i wonder if mostly cutting it during lent except a couple of days resulted in my body not knowing what to do with it.
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Coffee also depletes minerals and inhibits thiamine absorption. It definitely has negative long term consequences
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Caffeine definitely increases stress levels. You can do a basic internet search for it. For most people, it's usually okay, but in some people it can induce panic attacks (overloaded on stress hormones). This is what happened to my friend. The panic attacks completely went away when he started drinking decaf coffee.
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