Micro-Dosing Caffeine
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Micro-Dosing Caffeine
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#3Or the polar opposite: I sometimes wonder if I have a caffeine insensitivity, and whether there's a good way to objectively measure my experience versus the average.
The suspicion comes from how some folks (like in this blog) will talk about how they very clearly perceive being "wired" or having withdrawal symptoms, while I don't think I've ever noticed such clear causation. That includes occasions like switching for a week from/to non-caffeinated sodas. (Diet in both cases for calorie reasons, which conveniently removes sugar rush/crash as a confounding factor.)
It makes for an odd kind of micro-alienation among a workforce where people talk about their needs/habits around caffeine, especially when working near Seattle.
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#4> wired [...] withdrawals [..] I’d love to hear how other people manage their caffeine intake (even if it is complete dependence). Or the polar opposite: I sometimes wonder if I have a caffeine in sensitivity, and whether there's a good way to objectively measure my experience versus the average. The suspicion comes from how some folks (like in this blog) will talk about how they very clearly perceive being "wired" o…
But yeah, if I drink a Trente anything from Starbucks, there's a whole lot of caffine in there and I feel jittery and uncomfortable, and there's nothing to do about it other than wait and maybe drink extra water and hope that helps.
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#7> wired [...] withdrawals [..] I’d love to hear how other people manage their caffeine intake (even if it is complete dependence). Or the polar opposite: I sometimes wonder if I have a caffeine in sensitivity, and whether there's a good way to objectively measure my experience versus the average. The suspicion comes from how some folks (like in this blog) will talk about how they very clearly perceive being "wired" o…
The biggest thing for me is if I have a caffinated beverage later in the day (say after noon, but especially with dinner), it becomes a lot harder to fall asleep. This can be subtle, but like was tired all day and had a cola with dinner and now can't go to sleep is a pattern. But yeah, if I drink a Trente anything from Starbucks, there's a whole lot of caffine in there and I feel jittery and uncomfortable, and there'…
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#8I aim to have a single coffee a day and resist any temptation to have another in an effort to maintain my caffeine baseline.
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#10> wired [...] withdrawals [..] I’d love to hear how other people manage their caffeine intake (even if it is complete dependence). Or the polar opposite: I sometimes wonder if I have a caffeine in sensitivity, and whether there's a good way to objectively measure my experience versus the average. The suspicion comes from how some folks (like in this blog) will talk about how they very clearly perceive being "wired" o…
The biggest thing for me is if I have a caffinated beverage later in the day (say after noon, but especially with dinner), it becomes a lot harder to fall asleep. This can be subtle, but like was tired all day and had a cola with dinner and now can't go to sleep is a pattern. But yeah, if I drink a Trente anything from Starbucks, there's a whole lot of caffine in there and I feel jittery and uncomfortable, and there'…