Monday, July 20, 2026

Caffeine and Adenosine Receptors


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I quit caffeine a couple of different times by carefully measuring my intake and reducing it by a tiny amount every week.  I was methodical about it, and my brain didn't notice the change from one week to the next.

That is currently my goal, but I'm in love with the boost I get in the morning from coffee.  I quickly go from groggy to fully alert.  Most Americans do the same thing.

When I wasn't consuming caffeine, just drinking liquid in the morning helped me get started.

Coffee is beneficial to health because of antioxidants, but we can get antioxidants from other sources.

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