Thread: Caffeine Withdrawals?

I was wondering that, if it was too much caffeine. I don't drink the
green everyday, as I said I'm experimenting with each one. The
reason I thought it was withdrawals is because I have the feeling all
day long, even from when I get up in the morning and I know I'm taking
in less caffeine.

As for the green tea, that's good to know about the caffeine amount. I plan on ordering some of the decaf soon. Thanks.

John

+1 on the too much caffeine thought. What you describe is pretty classic description of too much of the sacred chemical where as a caffeine withdrawal (at least in my experience) presents as a feeling of lethargy, fuzzy mindedness, and thumping headaches.

I drink approx. 4 pots of coffee a day. My wife, who is a health freak and absolutely mortified at my obsessive coffee consumption, wanted me to "detox" or some such crap. She set me to drinking green tea and I was ricocheting off the walls from all the caffeine. I don't think that was what she had in mind... it was supposed to clean my gizzard or something.

Originally Posted by w12code3

+1 on the too much caffeine thought. What you describe is pretty classic description of too much of the sacred chemical where as a caffeine withdrawal (at least in my experience) presents as a feeling of lethargy, fuzzy mindedness, and thumping headaches.

I drink approx. 4 pots of coffee a day. My wife, who is a health freak and absolutely mortified at my obsessive coffee consumption, wanted me to "detox" or some such crap. She set me to drinking green tea and I was ricocheting off the walls from all the caffeine. I don't think that was what she had in mind... it was supposed to clean my gizzard or something.

Man -- I drink about 1 pot plus way too much coke --- maybe a 2 liter on a bad day (but rare) ---- I've never felt a caffeine high as coffee and the like makes me relaxed and want to fall asleep ----- but I do need it or I get really bad headaches. Sugar on the other hand will make me bounce off the walls

Justin