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Why the Stigma Around Alcoholics and Addicts, IF It Exists, Doesn’t Even Matter.
I’ve written a few posts about the “stigma” some believe is associated with alcoholics and addicts. Let’s just say I’m not a fan and leave…
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Cycling with Friends: Part 177 Interlochen to Mission Point Michigan – A 67 Mile Destination Ride
Mission Point is among the most beautiful rides in Michigan. The 67 mile ride isn’t all awesome, you spend the first ten getting to the…
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I’ve Started Another Blog, If One Wasn’t Enough, Devoted to Cycling In Michigan
I’m starting another blog on which to originate all of my new “ride” posts, like the one’s I’ve posted the last few days. So, rather…
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Cycling with Friends: Part 173 Interlochen State Park to Glen Arbor, Michigan and Back
One of my favorite routes of 2019 started at Interlochen State Park up by Traverse City, through Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park, up to Glen…
Thanks Jim. interestingly enough I have become increasingly intolerant to caffeine. Since I got sober actually, which is a good few years now. It started off when after a session with my sponsor in the early days she commented that I was really giddy after drinking a cup with her and now I physically can’t take it, makes me sick. I’m not sure if it’s the caffeine, can’t bring myself to drink decaf though! Just wondering if you or anyone else noticed anything like that once they got sober. Actually now that I think of it it made me feel sick during pregnancy as well…yikes!😀
This isn’t surprising. I had to horse myself into liking coffee when I sobered up. At first, I’d bounce off the walls after the second cup. I developed a tolerance for it over the years, though, to a point where now I can drink a cup ten minutes before I fall asleep and be just fine. I had to work at that, though. It didn’t come “free”.
Your sensitivity makes sense because that’s what happens to us when we quit flooding ourselves with booze – every little high has a huge effect. The buzz from caffeine simply tickles your fancy so you find yourself easily stirred once you add some to your system. It makes perfect sense.
My wife went through a lot of weird sensitivities during her pregnancies too. I can tell you, I’m not envious of that!
I’m always a bit wary of comments like,”research shows” without the author referencing it but the 4 reasons will do for me once I find the evidence. I certainly notice the difference when I stop for a coffee on my way to work. Fresh black coffee has been the only way for years
I agree with your assessment. I wasn’t lost on the lack of references but I’ve researched coffee enough to know that most of the provided info was solid and the post was written by a noob, so I thought I’d link it so the author would get some extra traffic.
Big fan of caffeine! I use tabs, 200mg. Drop one in my sports drink bottle on longer rides.
I usually drink 3 cups a day. Been doing that for 35+ years. No problems I know of.
That’s a good idea!