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im cutting out coffee to see what happens. background - ~10y of 2 espresso a day (300mg caffeine). - i sleep fine, avg 7.5h a day - i love coffee & look forward to it. but... - i do get headaches - i often feel lethargic - hunch it prevents deep work, just accelerates rapid ctx switching. updating this thread daily
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I did this for 2 months, cold turkey. My experience: - first two weeks were hell (bad withdrawal symptoms, loss of focus, sleep) - brain fog mostly recovered by week 3 - productivity back to baseline month 2 - deep realisation that you're disconnected from society that runs on a coffee schedule by end of month 2
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did you run out of characters to list all the positive benefits that occured next?
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overall experience was enlightening and helped me develop a better relationship with coffee - but I did go back to drinking it, now making a conscious choice continue main benefit: having consistent energy throughout the day, rather than 2 spikes. however the area under the curve was roughly the same.
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thanks for sharing - i'd be okay with this outcome. would really break my heart if giving up coffee turned out to be overwhelmingly rational.
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and mileage may vary as well - I think if I wasn’t primarily doing sales calls at the time I would have stuck to it for longer. key thing is to be aware of a short term pit in productivity and mood, and to recognise that it will pass.
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