@koropokkur @Tfmonkey Interesting this would be probably the reason why my stomach hate tea.

and coffee contain low to trace amounts of tannins. This would make sense why I can tolerate coffee.

So I will probably reduce doses and stop drinking coffee completely.

@Stahesh @koropokkur @Tfmonkey

I have met many people claiming dependancy on coffee to stay awake and withdrawal symptoms for quitting

Scientific Journal Articles claims caffeine improves marathon performance and I believe that above a certain dose is banned in the olympics

I think websites claim it is good for your liver

Some people claim it is poisonous to drink but that because it is pousonous coffeee enemas help your body expel toxins in the attempt to expel coffee

@Stahesh @koropokkur @Tfmonkey

Some websites I believe claimed coffee is good for your liver

If I did drink coffee for health benefits then I would try decaffinated ( spelling ? ) with the caffeine removed but I do not know if it removes beneficial chemicals when caffeine is removed

Even decaffinated coffee might have more caffeine than green tea because they do not remove caffeine completely if I remember correctly

@shortstories @koropokkur @Tfmonkey It depend how quickly you drop coffee and how much doses

and few days after quiting with average to medium doses quickly your will have problem to stay away and sleep hit you hard because you numb the sleep receptores so they will need few days to adapt.

But if you slowly do lesser doses every day and when you stop you will have no side effect

Like from 2 spoons you do 1 after 1 you do 1/2 and after you do 1/4 and now you can stop with almost no problem.