- Replies 4
- Views 911
- Created
- Last Reply
Featured Replies
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.
A better way to browse. Learn more.
A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.
Caffiene, it's so ingrained in the culture where I live. coffee, espresso, it's everywhere, I've been consuming it my entire adult life and I can't imagine functioning without it :wub: . I am probably just as addicted to it as I am to food.
*rimshot*
Skipping my morning latte, coffee, or black tea creates nasty results for my body. I'm haggard, not with it, not alert, I'm less creative, and I have to drag my ass through the day. While
I am being sleeved on March 14th 2013, and my surgeon prescribed that I wean myself off caffiene. I managed to get off lattes, all that milk was no doubt making me fat, I got down to coffee with a splash of cream, now I'm down to one black tea with a splash of low fat milk. I'm handling the reduction of calories better than I thought I would! But the less caffiene in the tea has been rough.
I've quit caffiene before and it's bad, the intense headaches, even migraines, the irritability, the tiredness... Maybe it's the addict talking in me, but am I to never enjoy caffiene again? Is it that bad a diuretic?
How do you guys get your butts in gear and find yourself bright eyed and bushy tailed at 9am and ready to blurt out ideas at the conference table? I hear that Vitamin B12 supplements give an energy boost, I'd like to hear your eperiences, is it anything to write home about?
Do any of you sleevers end up returning to caffiene after several months post-op?
Many thanks!
---------- Bree