Too much coffee health problems
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It sounds like you're having digestion problems. The most problematic of the foods you mention generally are first, the milk, second, the sugar, and third the coffee. But it's hard to say since diet is very complicated, and you don't say how soon after eating you laid down. Chamomile is a good stomach relaxant and anti-inflammatory, perhaps try some of that instead of the coffee, milk, and sugar and see how you do, assuming you don't need the coffee to stay awake.
If so that may be because your body is use to the loads of coffee as my mum was breaking the habit of coffee she often found she was having dreadful headaches from the decrease in caffeine. You should defiantly not being drinking that much coffee though cause of the caffeine content maybe you should go on an addiction breaking plan or something and see if the symptoms go away?
above 400 mg per day
heavy is more than 6, 0000 mg per day
I dont know how many cups of coffee are in your four pots a day, but you can figure out how much you are drinking per day:
plain brewed 8 oz coffee: 135 mg
plain, decaf: 5 mg
tea: 40 - 120 mg
soft drinks: 30 - 70 mg
Energy drinks: 80 - 300 mg
Meds ie Exedrin: 60 mg
Drinking a lot of coffee can cause serious physical and mental health problems.
Just try to cut back on it mine does that to if I've had way too much caffeine. I also have anxiety/panic attacks like every single day so that makes it worse but if I don't have a Dr Pepper or Mr pibb everyday my head will hurt so bad!
Is it something we can do something about producing too much adrenaline/ being too sensitive to adrenaline from a "getting to the root cause of the problem" perspective? (ie aside from beta blockers which would just be a patch treatment for the symptoms - I'd rather have a way of treating the problem from the root of the problem).
I would really appreciate your take on it.
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My behavior doesn't show I drink this much. I don't go out a lot and I do drink at home. No one knows how much I drink.. My husband is starting to notice. I know there is a place for me to go .to get help. I don't want things to get out of hand and do something I may regret. I'm so afraid of AAmeetings that tell you everything is anonymous... well I know everyone in town! I grew up here and worked for schools for 30 years.
I drink decaf since I know I'm pregante. I'm high risk so I don't take a chance but one regular coffee is 200 mg of cafeine and it is ok. Just make just that you don't get too much cafein from other thing like soda and chocolate.
I have not experienced any trouble with potassium. However, I do know that a person should not take too much of it. The extra potassium plus the potassium-sparing diuretic could be causing your system to retain too much. You might want to ask your doctor for an electrolyte blood panel test, this will show what, if anything, is going on.
I drink coffee daily and have both of my pregnancies now, I couldn't get by without it!
I saw that too. I think most of them are being induced prior to their due dates because of health risks.. like the mom having high blood pressure or gestational diabetes, etc. My doctor only mentioned about inducing me if I go past 41 weeks, which of course, also depending on my health and my baby.
Ok thanks yall Ive just been craving coffee so this helped(:
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