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Or are we better off just cutting it out completely.

>> No.12586377

Yes.

>> No.12586443
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12586443

It's nice and not bad for you

>> No.12586460
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12586460

>>12586339
desu

>> No.12586474

It's highly addictive so no, it's not healthy. Drink tea instead.

>> No.12586497

>>12586474
>It's highly addictive
No it's not.

>> No.12586503

>>12586339
life's better without it desu . tea's way better

>> No.12586516

>>12586503
yeah switched to matcha, no regrets, more clarity of mind too.

>> No.12586519

>>12586516
Enjoy the excessive levels of fluoride.

>> No.12586524

>>12586519
lmao got me on that one

>> No.12586525

>>12586524
Though my coffee is probably covered in shit too.

>> No.12586563

>>12586339
KILL
YOUR
SELF

>> No.12587865

>>12586474
unless you are drinking caffeine free tea, then it is still addictive. If you enjoy tea, you are getting a dopamine release, which is addictive. Coffee should be considered an herbal tea.

>> No.12587888

Everything in moderation
If you think you've become dependent on it or something stop drinking it for a while. Listen to what your body is telling you

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>>12586339
>coffee
Works for me...

>> No.12587902

>>12586339
Coffee makes me feel like I'm about to die.

>> No.12588451

>>12587888
this is what I tend to believe, BUT if there's evidence skipping it all completely leads to the same/better result in energy/mental clarity then I rather not even have it in moderation.

>> No.12588468

>>12586339
At certain times maybe yes. All the time, unless you're willing to be a complete wreck with your life being like sand slipping through your fingers.

>> No.12588596

>>12586339
coffee is good for the lungs

>> No.12589060

i swear this is a copypasta demotivational at my age...

>> No.12589136

>>12586339
Long time ago, when cultures tried to poision each other...

Su much that neggers grow it up until today to owerthrhrow us, but we are addicted now.

>> No.12589140

>>12586339
Get ketamine and amphetamine therapy for addiction you fucking addict.

>> No.12589176

>>12586474
Coffee is literally a caffeine-containing water extract made from brewing coffee beans

How is that different from a tea made from other caffeine-containing plants, by brewing their components, whether they happen to be leaves, twigs, seeds or fruits?

>> No.12591671

If you have anxiety, sleep problems or sulphite sensitivity it might not be good to drink. Many people report their skin improves when quitting coffee. Can also cause issues with heartburn if drunk with certain foods.
If your depressed drinking coffee might help pull you out of depression, although you will kinda stabilize to similar mood level in the long-term.
Mood wise it seems to slightly numb emotions while slightly boosting willpower. So it can help you tradeoff relationship success for career success, which can be good short-term but lead to relationship problems long-term.

Longevity-wise it does not seem to have a huge impact on either causing or preventing disease.