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Originally Posted by Peter A
I'm hooked on mochas. Sugar is addictive too. However, a few hours later, I need a drink of something cool. They make you feel dry, but they are also not good for anxiety sufferers. The darn things are just unhealthy. Well, so are colas and energy drinks. Do they even actually provide any energy? No.
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When I did my diet last time, I had caffeine but with no sugar or milk like black coffee or tea. But afterwards if I didn't eat before or afterwards, I would feel weird like shakey and hungry. I lost 40 pounds then. After a week or so dieting is the hardest. I stopped for the hoildays. It's hard to reset, but at least I've maintained my weight. I only gained weight from taking antipsychotics I didn't even need. Especially Zyprexa. I just need to lose maybe another 30 or 40 pounds to be good. I used to weigh even less before the medicine that the doctor wants me to be.
For anxiety, I have bad anxiety towards mainly driving. I have to learn how to drive a standard on top of just being comfortable driving period. I can't do that panicking at my every mistake. So I'm hoping no caffeine will help that.
With insomnia, most of my life I've been having a hard time sleeping. I toss and turn before sleeping. Takes me like more than an hour to go to bed while it seems my bf can go to sleep within seconds.Also, I started drinking caffeine whenever I was 3 and if not coffee then soda. I'm not even sure how to have 'normal' anxiety levels nor sleep. I thought everything for me was 'normal' beforehand. I'm 22 now.