The invisible addiction

The invisible addiction

8/28/2021

link

https://www.theguardian.com/food/2021/jul/06/caffeine-coffee-tea-invisible-addiction-is-it-time-to-give-up

summary

In this thought-provoking article, the author explores the topic of caffeine addiction and the potential benefits of giving up coffee and tea. The article delves into the invisible grip that caffeine can have on our lives and how it impacts our physical and mental well-being. It discusses the withdrawal symptoms that individuals may experience when trying to quit caffeine and the potential long-term health effects of excessive caffeine consumption. The author also examines the cultural and social aspects surrounding coffee and tea and shares personal experiences and insights on the journey of giving up caffeine. Overall, this article encourages readers to consider the potential benefits of reducing or eliminating their caffeine intake for better overall health and well-being.

tags

caffeine addiction ꞏ coffee addiction ꞏ tea addiction ꞏ caffeine tolerance ꞏ caffeine withdrawal ꞏ health effects of caffeine ꞏ caffeine intake ꞏ caffeine consumption ꞏ caffeine dependence ꞏ quitting caffeine ꞏ caffeine and sleep ꞏ caffeine and anxiety ꞏ caffeine and energy ꞏ caffeine and productivity ꞏ caffeine and alertness ꞏ caffeine and focus ꞏ caffeine and brain function ꞏ caffeine and mental health ꞏ caffeine and wellbeing ꞏ caffeine and performance ꞏ caffeine alternatives ꞏ decaffeinated drinks ꞏ caffeine side effects ꞏ caffeine sensitivity ꞏ caffeine metabolism ꞏ caffeine and weight loss ꞏ caffeine and heart health ꞏ caffeine and blood pressure ꞏ caffeine and digestion ꞏ caffeine and hydration ꞏ caffeine and dehydration ꞏ caffeine and headaches ꞏ caffeine and cravings ꞏ caffeine and mood ꞏ caffeine and concentration ꞏ caffeine and memory ꞏ caffeine and aging ꞏ caffeine and pregnancy ꞏ caffeine and breastfeeding ꞏ caffeine and children ꞏ caffeine and adolescents ꞏ caffeine and sports performance ꞏ caffeine and exercise