Quitting coffee

Started by ycartrob, Mar 03, 2009, 02:56 PM

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Tracy, how goes the battle?

I really want one of these:

ycartrob

QuoteTracy, how goes the battle?

I really want one of these:

I had an emergency and had to jump back in.

I'm going cold turkey April 1; seems to be an appropriate date

TheBigChicken

Ginseng has a nice "jump-start" in the morning.... :o
the fruit bats love makin' made all the kids cry

Vadie Stark

where are you on this chart?
Not the one thing. I used to think I
could at least some way put things right.

ycartrob

Quotewhere are you on this chart?

2 cups a day Skip James

Vadie Stark

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Quotewhere are you on this chart?

2 cups a day Skip James
Here's to ya!!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytVww5r4Nk0
Not the one thing. I used to think I
could at least some way put things right.

LizKing531

Yerba Mate - I stopped drinking coffee recently, as well.  (Well, I'll have a cup maybe once every 2 weeks)  Mate has similar properties as green tea, but more earthy flavor than more, plus a bit more kick (not entirely from caffeine though - antioxidants and other randomness).  If nothing else, it really helps bridge that gap between tea & coffee.  

mjkoehler

QuoteYerba Mate - I stopped drinking coffee recently, as well.  (Well, I'll have a cup maybe once every 2 weeks)  Mate has similar properties as green tea, but more earthy flavor than more, plus a bit more kick (not entirely from caffeine though - antioxidants and other randomness).  If nothing else, it really helps bridge that gap between tea & coffee.  
How's your appitite? YM has app suppressant qualities supposedly.

Vadie Stark

Not the one thing. I used to think I
could at least some way put things right.

LizKing531

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QuoteYerba Mate - I stopped drinking coffee recently, as well.  (Well, I'll have a cup maybe once every 2 weeks)  Mate has similar properties as green tea, but more earthy flavor than more, plus a bit more kick (not entirely from caffeine though - antioxidants and other randomness).  If nothing else, it really helps bridge that gap between tea & coffee.  
How's your appitite? YM has app suppressant qualities supposedly.

Hmmm - I guess I haven't really noticed.  I usually have a pretty small appetite to start with.

ms. yvon

tracy, i'm a big fan of coffee.   a few years ago my doctor recommended that i have ingest less caffeine.

so, when i made coffee at home i mixed decaf into the regular caff coffee, gradually increasing the decaf to regular ratio.  i took about a month to do it.

worked fab!  no headaches, no grumpiness, etc.  

side note:  last december i ran out of decaf and started just drinking the full caff coffee that i had in my cupboard.  one month ago i decided i wanted my mellow mornings back and have been brewing the decaf again.

also:  am not a "cold turkey" detractor, if it's a good m.o. for you, rad!
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