[QUOTE=Adam Green2;12831141]Hey everyone...here’s the deal...I used to be a normal drinker. One big mug of coffee in the morning before work, two cigarettes, and off I'd go. Then, a few snacks from the vending machine at the office—not great, but hey, made the smoking easier😁..but then it started. Every single morning after my coffee, the anxiety would hit. It felt like a wave of depression. My hands started shaking, I was in a terrible mood, just total lethargy...like a massive sugar crash. For a long time, I had no clue why. I struggled with this for months until one morning I just skipped the coffee. Boom. Gone. Everything felt fine...until I'd have a cup at work and there it was again...total chaos. So, I figured it out: coffee absolutely wrecks me. What's weird is that I can handle other stimulants just fine, like Red Bull and all that crap...it's just coffee that kills me. I quit a year ago, but lately, the smell has been pulling me back. The other day at a gas station, I grabbed some canned Mister Brown—you know, like a cappuccino—along with my cigarettes. And what happens? The same damn thing. Has anyone else dealt with something like this? Because honestly, I want my coffee back😁. It tastes too good, and it fits perfectly into my 24/7 lifestyle, you know?[/QUOTE
Your blood type is definitely O, just like mine....I read this book about how certain diets are specifically tailored to each blood type—what works and what doesn't. For Type O, black coffee is listed as a drink that basically destroys your system. It said it right there, let me quote: black coffee is to your body what putting the wrong fuel in a car engine is...so ☕👎
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Your blood type is definitely O, just like mine....I read this book about how certain diets are specifically tailored to each blood type—what works and what doesn't. For Type O, black coffee is listed as a drink that basically destroys your system. It said it right there, let me quote: black coffee is to your body what putting the wrong fuel in a car engine is...so ☕👎
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