fullcollapse
09-02-2005, 01:58 AM
I never usually drink coffee, let alone large amounts. Yesterday I ordered a large Mocha (half coffee, half choc) and drank the whole thing. For the next 8/9 hours I was wired, sweating profusely, unable to concentrate on tasks, my brain was working overtime. I felt physically uncomfortable, a little like the last throws of a stimulating drug (comedown-esque). Later on, 9 hours after the coffee I felt violently sick to the point where i almost vomited after playing a computer game.
I've had coffee before but not in the same size cup ever. My reactions have been similar but in no way as extreme.
It's obvious I shouldn't drink it at all but i'm really curious If anyone else reacts similarly, or if I have a minor condition that makes me react in this way.
thanks!
I've had coffee before but not in the same size cup ever. My reactions have been similar but in no way as extreme.
It's obvious I shouldn't drink it at all but i'm really curious If anyone else reacts similarly, or if I have a minor condition that makes me react in this way.
thanks!
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smc612
09-02-2005, 08:05 AM
hi fullcollapse--i have the same reaction to coffee. regular gives me horrible shakes all day after drinking one cup. decaf tears my stomach up. don't drink soda at all. yet i can drink several cups of tea a day with no reaction. if i drink a lot of tea after work( i am home by 2:30) so it's not late but if i drink more than 2 cups i won't sleep well that night and be very wired. some of us are just very sensitive to caffeine. i am also sensitive to many drugs. if there is a bad side effect i will have it.
Skylar333
09-02-2005, 04:51 PM
I can't drink coffee at all. The most caffeine I can drink is part of a cola or some black tea. Some people are just highly sensitive to caffeine. It is a stimulant and similar to a drug. I say similar to a drug because I get more wired from caffeine then I did from coke a few years ago when I did it a few times. The chocolate and sugar probably helped kick in the coffee quite a bit.
fullcollapse
09-03-2005, 04:52 AM
thanks people :)

