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Default May 04, 2020 at 10:27 PM
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I realized I am having way too much caffeine all the time.

I am reducing my caffeine intake to 4 cups of coffee a day (which is equivalent to 48 oz of coffee a day if my mug calculation is correct).

That means, according to the research I've read, that I will still be consuming around 800 mg of caffeine a day.

This is down from the near 1000 mg I was having before of caffeine per day.

I am going to try this (4 cups a day) for a week and see how it goes.

Then I will go for another reduction, etc. Hopefully I'll get off of caffeine this way!

The reason why I'm reducing my caffeine intake is because I noticed it affects my sleep. And I have also read a lot of research that says it affects emotional health, too. I am curious about that, as well, so I have decided to cut down on it.

Anyway, I just posted this thread to keep me accountable.
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