how coffee effects your body

t as much as a worry for miscarriage the concern is that it depletes your body of calcium which baby is already doing. So if you do a cup of coffee have an extra glass of milk too :) but no one can of soda or one cup of coffee is fine. However they do recommend NO artificial sweeteners so no diet soda no equal or sweet and low.

I also read that it takes longer for the caffeine to get out your system .. What can coffee cause your baby to have ? Or any health issues ?

Do any of you have your cup of coffee in the morning still? I'm 4w3d and I just want one cup in the morning. Is it horrible for me?

I hope nothing too bad because Im a strong coffee drinking Puerto Rican and I havent been able to break the habit because I dont want to!! LOL I figure I'd cut to a cup a day. (Before was at least 3 cups a day) I read somewhere that for 300mg of caffeine a day one should be fine!

Here is what The American Pregnancy Association has to say about caffeine during pregnancy: Caffeine is one of the most loved stimulants in America! But now that you are pregnant, you may need to lighten up on the daily intake of your favorite drinks and treats. Facts About Caffeine: Caffeine is a stimulant and a diuretic. Because caffeine is a stimulant, it increases your blood pressure and heart rate, both of which are not recommended during pregnancy.

in about february. they were talking about how caffiene can have major effects on your baby if you consume to much of it while pregnant. does anybody know what the effects are and how much is "too much".?

Every one need a rounded balance of fruits, vegetables, fat, protein and dairy in their diets. You can make alterations but you want to keep your body hydrated and your muscles functioning. You're probably thinking what the h.... all I asked about was water. But good hydration consists of water, acceptable liquids, elimination of high amounts of salt/sodium and sugar.

Hi - I'm recently weaned from Prozac and am having a difficult time. Besides the emotional side effects, I've been experiencing many physical side effects; some that scare me. Yesterday, I swam 10 laps in the pool and then went for a run (training for a mini-triathlon aka sprint). During the run, I suddenly started feeling like I was getting shocked. Not like when you are shocked by static but more like I touched an electric fence (one that they have to keep animals in a yard).

If you are just beginning to take Armour and your body is not adjusted to it yet, I would avoid caffeine for the first week, just to make sure your body doesn't over react to it, and then re-introduce it when your body has settled down a little bit.

Can someone please tell me medically how caffeine effects cysts in your breast tissue? And how much is considered alot of caffeine? I drink two cups in the morning and maybe, only maybe one can during the day of soda. I don't consider this alot.

it takes a while for the aftershocks as i call them to dissipate, depending on how much you drank and for how long. i would advise having a complete physical with bloodwork to assess your condition. be honest with your physician about your concerns and you should be able to get a better idea of what to do next. alcohol abuse will damage many parts of the body but they will often recover with proper diet and exercise along with staying sober, if the condition is arrested soon enough.

t think it does too much but it may depend on how much your body is use to having, whether it affects the baby or how it does so. You should probably discuss this matter with your Dr and see what he thinks you can have and not affect your baby.

Caffeine will definitely worsen your anxiety...So, anything with caffeine in it will have this effect (soda, coffee, tea, etc.). You will also want to avoid energy drinks. Technically, the effect is more physical than mental, but when you feel the same physical effects as you do from an anxiety attack (racing heart, palpitations, sweating, shakes, etc.), you automatically link it to anxiety and begin to give yourself anxiety.

I am about 5 weeks pregnant. How do all of u feel about drinking one cup of coffee a day in the morning?

but when I was in my 2nd month I use to only crave for coffee.infact the after effects of coffee was not that good since I wud after many hours get palpitations n panic feeling all over my body.Soon I realised that starbucks serves Decaff and I started drinking one cup of decaff a day for a few months which was perfectly fine and suited me..Also now I dont crave for coffee any more the way I use too.so I would suggest you have a Decaff..

Its better to drink it and minimize the amount if wanting to quit. It stresses your body and not good for the baby. Same thing with me I drink cup of coffee every morning it makes my day.

I drank regular ginger ale in first trimester when I couldn't keep any food down, but I bought the stuff without High Fructose Corn Syrup-- Hansen's brand, if you're in the States, is sweetened with real cane sugar. Honestly, it's like 100 calories for the whole can-- better to drink real sugar than Splenda or Aspartame! Both HFCS and artificial sweeteners are really horrible for your body.

It also has effects such a whitening and smoothening of the skin. Health effects such as good heart circulation, cure for Low BP, and it serves as anti-aging and anti-cancer. However one effect of it is that you'll feel somewhat dehydrated most of the time. So, sellers best recommend that whoever takes this drink, also incorporate water in their diet. Aside from that, light-headedness is felt especially during the start of the treatment.

AASLD 2008: AASLD 2008: High Coffee Consumption May Slow Hepatitis C Progression Authors and Disclosures Laurie Bouck Disclosure: Laurie Bouck has disclosed no relevant financial relationships. Laurie Barclay, MD Disclosure: Laurie Barclay, MD, has disclosed no relevant financial relationships. Brande Nicole Martin Disclosure: Brande Nicole Martin has disclosed no relevant financial information.

Not having felt the baby for a couple days is cause for concern. They can address your back issue as well. And coffee is dehydrating to your body.

That is a lot so a 8oz cu should be okay. As you progress in your pregnancy it takes a longer time for your body to process it amd it also blocks iron intake.

I recommend cutting out all coffee. But if you must drink coffee then yes, I would say that decaff is better than regular coffee. Decaff contains little to no caffeine while regular coffee contains high amounts of caffeine. Caffeine can cause MANY problems. I would name them all but it would take me a very long time. Look at this website for further information on caffeine and the side effects it has. Some you have probably already had and didn't even notice.

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