Re:Better disposable coffee cups can be made with waste from...
by sokoloff on Sunday November 15, 2020 @08:28AM
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I “admitted” to my doctor that I’d successfully switched to consciously eating better but that I was still drinking coffee. Her immediate reaction was “So what? Coffee’s not bad for you.”
Now, that’s just one doctor’s opinion, but when I did some follow up research, it did seem like the overall effects were probably very modestly negative at worst and might easily be positive.
In terms of quitting caffeine in general (to which I was previously essentially addicted), it seemed to have a trough at day 4-10 and then was better by around day 20 and didn’t miss it much by around the 6th week. I’m back on it, but quitting it cold turkey took a lot longer than I’d have expected.
Now, that’s just one doctor’s opinion, but when I did some follow up research, it did seem like the overall effects were probably very modestly negative at worst and might easily be positive.
In terms of quitting caffeine in general (to which I was previously essentially addicted), it seemed to have a trough at day 4-10 and then was better by around day 20 and didn’t miss it much by around the 6th week. I’m back on it, but quitting it cold turkey took a lot longer than I’d have expected.