Re: Caffeine's role in these issues

Posted by susan C on August 21, 2001, at 17:00:34

In reply to Re: Caffeine's role in these issues, posted by DP on August 21, 2001, at 16:17:16

> Ok, can I just make a comment about that last post? I have been diagnosed as being panick attack-prone and the doctor attributed it partly to my caffeine addiction. I completely understand the catch-22 situation - you need it because you're addicted to it, yet it causes panic attacks.
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> While I've been successful getting rid of the coffee in my life, I still have caffeine cravings. Those Penguin mints are AWESOME, because like MB said, the caffeine's not nearly strong enough, but it's there to slowly wean you off.
Just a note from a non caffine person...
One day someone put real stuff in the decaf jug at work and I about bounced off the walls...Later I realized I couldn't even drink decaf. It also makes my heart race. What is the abbreviation? Milage varies? I love the smell, tho.
susan C

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