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LEAKYSEALS951 08-18-2021 06:15 PM

Dangers of a Half-Caffeinated Public:
 
I was thinking of cutting back*, but, then, there's this-

*fwiw I'm way above 400mg/day....

https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2013/07/drinking-coffee-may-reduce-risk-of-suicide-by-50/

Bill Douglas 08-18-2021 06:25 PM

Yes.

But they probably killed other people instead.

WPOZZZ 08-18-2021 07:40 PM

I dunno. When I was in my 20s, I would drink 10 cups a day. In my mid 50s, I do about 3-4 cups a day. In my 40s, I would only drink 3 cups a day, but they were Starbuck Trenta. lol

What constitutes a cup?

Gogar 08-18-2021 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by WPOZZZ (Post 11429733)

What constitutes a cup?

Well of course a 'cup' measurement is 8oz but if you apply 'wine' rules, then a cup -used to be- 5 oz through the mid 20th century and in the 21st century it's 9 oz. obviously!

sc_rufctr 08-18-2021 09:48 PM

Two cups back to back first thing every morning! :)

cabmandone 08-19-2021 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by sc_rufctr (Post 11429771)
Two cups back to back first thing every morning! :)

Same here.

Bob Kontak 08-19-2021 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by sc_rufctr (Post 11429771)
Two cups back to back first thing every morning! :)

Yep, and they are 12 oz cups for me. I don't think I have 8 oz coffee cups.

cabmandone 08-19-2021 04:09 AM

But do ya put cream in your coffee? That's where the line gets drawn for me.

Bob Kontak 08-19-2021 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by cabmando (Post 11429885)
But do ya put cream in your coffee? That's where the line gets drawn for me.

I traveled so much when working that I grew weary of coffee cream surprises. Went black 35 years ago.

rpastir 08-19-2021 04:31 AM

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recycled sixtie 08-19-2021 04:34 AM

Too much of anything is not good. Had a coworker that used to drink ten cups of coffee a day. He got a heart attack. His doc told him to cut back on his coffee consumption.

As regards cream in coffee I use 1% milk instead. Less fat. I drink tea more than coffee. Just turned 75 with no major health issues so must be doing some things right!:)

GH85Carrera 08-19-2021 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by sc_rufctr (Post 11429771)
Two cups back to back first thing every morning! :)

Same here. BLACK coffee. I have never even tried cream or sugar in my coffee as that just sounds gross. I prefer to taste the coffee and I sure don't need calories of cream or sugar or the chemical in the powered "whitners" that so many use.

When I order coffee at a restaurant I always specify, Coffee black, and they don't bother to bring the bucket of "cream" and sugar.

Zeke 08-19-2021 07:48 AM

I like a touch of cream, not creamer, but that will do in a pinch. If I had to drink black coffee I'd drink clear soup instead. But I wouldn't get any caffeine. I never developed a taste for tea but I made a pitcher of green tea once and drank it all day. Man, what a caffeine kick!

flipper35 08-19-2021 07:57 AM

If I am traveling a lot and get stopped up I will put a bunch of creamer in my coffee when I get to the hotel. Problem solved.

I mostly drink coffee strong and black, but now and then I will have a "dessert" cup with half and half with sugar or home made cinnamon flavored syrup. Torani syrup will do in a pinch.

javadog 08-19-2021 07:57 AM

I can’t drink coffee without cream. Even half-and-half or creamer don’t cut it. Needs to be full, heavy cream.

I never noticed any caffeine kick in anything that I ever drank. Not coffee, not tea, not soft drinks. I refuse to drink things like Red Bull, can’t stand the taste.

flipper35 08-19-2021 08:04 AM

I would be 20# heavier if I went back to heavy cream. That makes it too much like candy and I would have it all the time. I already drink too much every day and that would NOT help.

I can drink normal caffeinated drinks right before bed and usually have no issues as well.

javadog 08-19-2021 08:45 AM

I can’t drink all that much coffee. I don’t care what you put in it. One or 2 cups, I’m done for the day.

GH85Carrera 08-19-2021 08:51 AM

One of our clients at our photo processing business was in in 80s. We had free coffee to clients and he was in the back getting coffee a few days after our company Christmas party. He saw the bottle of rum and added a shot of rum to his coffee, and said that will help warm him up.

I have never tried booze i my coffee. Two cups with breakfast, and I am done. My parents used to have coffee after dinner. I never did get that.

Bill Douglas 08-19-2021 11:01 AM

Two lattes first thing. then another at about 10 if I'm meeting up with someone. but no more than that and not much later in the day than that.

the days of between 10 and 12 black coffees in the 1980's is over.

GH85Carrera 08-19-2021 11:47 AM

At one local autocross the Redbull folks showed up back when Redbull was first out in the USA. They handed me a small can and I took a sip and did a full spit take, damn that was nasty tasting. It made Charbucks coffee tasted good.

On long road trips I will throw in the little bottle of "5 hour" energy to use if I feel sleepy. Driving sleepy is deadlier than driving drunk. If I feel just a little sleepy after many hours of driving I will suck down one of those. It does not make me feel amped up, just not sleepy. And it is more like 4 hour energy. I am at my destination when it is wearing off. I drink one of those per year on average. They are not great, but they do keep me alert and not amped up.


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