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Just read an article offering alternative suggestions for caffeine such as turmeric, chicory, liquorice, kombucha, chamomile or matcha.

https://metro.co.uk/2021/04/14/how-to-boost-your-energy-without-reaching-for-high-caffeine-coffee-14406382/?ito=article.mweb.share.top.link

I know it's not everyone's cup of tea (pun intended) but I enjoy the burst of energy a good, strong cup of coffee brings me.

Has anyone truly discovered a good substitute for caffeine? Or should we embrace the joyful state caffeine brings? Personally my alternative to a good coffee is two good coffees! 😍🤣

HappyTravels
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HappyTravels

I think the world would be a duller place without caffeine and coffee.....

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BlueEyesX

HappyTravels Totally agree with you as a caffeine kick gets me moving in the morning. Only have about two coffees a day but throughly enjoy them.

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HappyTravels

BlueEyesX yes, savour the flavour and sets me up for the day.

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TheChimp

I've got to be in the right state of mind to have a Tassimo Costa cappuccino. I'm normally ok, but sometimes it sends me right off.

Was never caffeine sensitive when I was younger 😐

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HappyTravels

TheChimp what’s your preferred brew then? Are you more a tea person?

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TheChimp

HappyTravels Haven't had a cup of tea since 1988 (true).

I normally just drink spring water (still and sparkling) and if I need a sugar boost, I'll drink some Dalstons or Fentimans pop.

I might have one Tassimo a day, but I'll probably stop soon because the pods aren't very good for the environment ☹️

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Pppathome

I'm a tea and a coffee drinker but I make coffee most of the day because I can't be bothered making tea it takes too long. Carte Noire coffee and Pg tips strong and milky. I don't have an alternative for Caffeine sorry

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Nadiaparveen

I don't regularly have tea or coffee but I do have some decaf teabags stashed in the cupboard if I feel like having a brew ☺️

Mind you, Caffeine reduces a person's risk of getting Parkinson's disease so a cup of coffee will do you good ❤️

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ACR

I drink quite a lot of coffee, but I also regularly drink kombucha and matcha. For the last few months I've also been having a daily cup of turmeric tea at home.

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lauren4

I am allergic to caffeine. Sadly!! I've never found a decaffeinated tea that can replace good strong caffeinated tea.

However I do enjoy decaf coffee. So not a complete loss

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NatalyKroxa

Would never replace it for any alternative. Its a joy in a morning,making my mood.Me before coffee and after is 2 different people 😁☕

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Lynibis

Personally I have NEVER felt any type of physical boost from my morning coffee. I thoroughly enjoy it though and sometimes have a second mid morning. I then drink water for the rest of the day.

Coffee is well known for being a bladder irritant apart from keeping you awake at night if you drink it in the latter half of the day.

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