Do you drink coffee?

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I drink it on the rare occasion and usually black. In general I don't really drink hot drinks full stop.

I'm gonna guzzle some today. 3 hours of what I'll go ahead & call sleep and I want to hop on my bike and STUDYYYY.
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I do, but I try to limit my intake to a cup or two a day.

I didn't drink any at all for over a year - only a bit of decaf once in a while. But I've since healed my digestive tract to the point that I can tolerate drinking some of it again.

I used to drink a lot of it.. 4-5 pots a day a lot at my peak back when I was ~19 years old attending business school. In hindsight, the amount of caffeine and acids I ingested was not healthy at all and definitely contributed to negative mental health effects at the time.

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I drank coffee or black tea every morning for two years. I have successfully quit all caffeine a week ago. Hopefully I'll never go back… I feel more in-tune with my body now and am not missing the jitters.

I drink it

I don't drink coffee at all. I might have a cup of tea once a year, should it be given to me when I'm sick.

I have to have a hot beverage every morning before I go to class- whether that is coffee (with a little cream and a moderate amount of sugar) or some type of tea. Most recently I have been going for Chai Tea or Green Matcha Tea (don't ask me to explain what that is
It's just something about the warmth of a warm drink that is so soothing- that it's become part of my routine. In other parts of my life, I regularly drink sweet tea and am working on creating the perfect home made chai tea recipe.

Coda Coffee's beans are great. My favorite shop blends their batches as well as roasting single origin espresso. Goldfish is right, drip coffee is dangerously acidic and actually packs a different isomer of the caffeine molecule.
Case in point:

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"Standing on a well-chilled cinder, we see the fading of the suns, and try to recall the vanished brilliance of the origin of the worlds."
-Georges Lemaitre
"I fly through hyperspace, in my green computer interface"
-Gem Tos

I try to limit myself, but yes. One or two cups in the morning if I feel like it, either brewed at home or picked up at a nice little coffee shop. I take my coffee with a bit of cream but like the super-sweet stuff like peppermint mochas as a treat once in awhile.

I have to have a hot beverage every morning before I go to class- whether that is coffee (with a little cream and a moderate amount of sugar) or some type of tea. Most recently I have been going for Chai Tea or Green Matcha Tea (don't ask me to explain what that is
It's just something about the warmth of a warm drink that is so soothing- that it's become part of my routine. In other parts of my life, I regularly drink sweet tea and am working on creating the perfect home made chai tea recipe.

I cannot drink coffee( atleast not during the school week) for two reasons. One, it worsens my "stimming". The second reason is it makes me even more jittery than I am already.

No.

I tried some once and I thought it was disgusting. It might have been black, but it was enough to turn me off from coffee. I don't understand why people treat it as a substance that is a gift from God. I'm the kind of person where once I'm up, I'm up; and I can function just fine in the morning without coffee.

Drinking a cup of coffee would help to make you less stressed. This will make you feel happier.

I didn't know this topic would cause such a debate.