Rose&Mike
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I've stopped drinking drinks with caffeine several times in the past, and I always feel better. But I always go back. And then I eventually start feeling lousy, eating too much, not sleeping well, and being told by others "I need to relax, etc."
Anyhow, anyone have tips for making the next couple days less miserable and staying off caffeine? Part of the problem is I REALLY like diet coke. But I like it with potato chips, cake, etc. I don't want to switch to caffeine free diet-coke, because I really think all that nutra-sweet probably isn't a good idea either.
TIA.
Rose
Anyhow, anyone have tips for making the next couple days less miserable and staying off caffeine? Part of the problem is I REALLY like diet coke. But I like it with potato chips, cake, etc. I don't want to switch to caffeine free diet-coke, because I really think all that nutra-sweet probably isn't a good idea either.
TIA.
Rose



I have found cutting back doesn't really work either. I'll think I'm going to have one soda, and then end up having multiples throughout the day. Time to be done with it, hopefully for good this time!

Load up on Advil or asprin. Make sure your pain reliever doesn't have caffeine. Remember, you are going to be incredibly sleepy & lethargic for the next several days. That caffeine high was an artifical high. Until your body stabilizes, you may feel unusually sluggish. 



