Started drinking decaf coffee.. Is this ok? Anyone else drink this daily?

My doctor allows two cups a day. It actually helps me "go".

I've been totally regular since I've reintroduced it as well.

I've been totally regular since I've reintroduced it as well.

It's helped me too. I drink one cup in the morning with milk no sweetener.

I have a Click protein drink every morning. Made with real coffee. And 15g protein.

right iamworthit...my dr said the same thing!!

I have a Click Protein drink every morning. Made with real coffee. And 15g protein.

Have you tried Chike protein coffee flavored? It has 20 grams of protein. I mix it with Water and three ice cubes blended in my ninja. Better than a frappucino!!

Have you tried Chike Protein coffee flavored? It has 20 grams of protein. I mix it with Water and three ice cubes blended in my ninja. Better than a frappucino!!

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Have you tried Chike Protein coffee flavored? It has 20 grams of protein. I mix it with Water and three ice cubes blended in my ninja. Better than a frappucino!!

I do the same with the Click. It's like a mocha frappe every day!!!! I'll have to try the Chike. Didn't realize it had more protein.

I've heard the Chike flavors taste good. I have the chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and unflavored from Unjury and they taste horrible! How does the Chike compare in taste to unjury?

I tried the unflavored unjury and your right...it is awful!!

I tried the unflavored unjury and your right...it is awful!!

You totally have to disguise the lack of taste in something like Vitamin Water.

I have two, sometimes three cups of decaf every single day. I was really worried about having to switch to decaf following my surgery but Keurig decaf K-cups are fabulous and I had no trouble at all. coffee is loaded with anti-oxidants and studies have pointed to a number of other health benefits as well.

I'm 21 months post-op, my weight has been stable at 155 for eight months and I have my routine down pretty well at this point. But coffee was my absolute go-to during the entire rapid weight loss portion of my journey and continues to be so to this day. Any time I'm hungry and eating is either not practical or not appropriate, I have a cup of coffee. It's filling, practically calorie free and delicious!

For anyone who might be interested, here are links to just a couple of articles from WebMD regarding coffee. Since coffee is so pervasive in our culture, there are many other very good sources for health information about coffee.

http://www.webmd.com/diet/features/the-buzz-on-coffee?page=2

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I have only tried the coffee Chike and love it. The vanilla Unjury is ok but I always get queezy after Unjury.

I have two' date=' sometimes three cups of decaf every single day. I was really worried about having to switch to decaf following my surgery but Keurig decaf K-cups are fabulous and I had no trouble at all. coffee is loaded with anti-oxidants and studies have pointed to a number of other health benefits as well.

I'm 21 months post-op, my weight has been stable at 155 for eight months and I have my routine down pretty well at this point. But coffee was my absolute go-to during the entire rapid weight loss portion of my journey and continues to be so to this day. Any time I'm hungry and eating is either not practical or not appropriate, I have a cup of coffee. It's filling, practically calorie free and delicious!

For anyone who might be interested, here are links to just a couple of articles from WebMD regarding coffee. Since coffee is so pervasive in our culture, there are many other very good sources for health information about coffee.

http://www.webmd.com/diet/features/the-buzz-on-coffee?page=2

food?page=3" rel="external nofollow">http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/coffee-new-health-food?page=3[/quote']

I absolutely love your input! You've commented on several posts and every one has been knowledgeable and helpful. Thank you!

Where do you buy the "chike" Protein?

Where do you buy the "chike" Protein?

And does it have caffeine? I found that when I gave up coffee in April, I started sleeping through the night. I hadn't slept through the night without help in YEARS. I may never do caffeine again! :-)