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kybratcher

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Coffee and hypoglycemia Posted: 02-29-08 18:15pm


I am guarding my optimism because who knows what tomorrow brings, but...I have cut my coffee intake WAY BACK this week (one cup a day down from 4 to 7 cups a day) and I have had no afternoon depression since the change. A few headaches from withdrawal, but no hypo type symptoms. This is such a relief, I was wondering if it was time for an SSRI. THANKS TO EVERYONE ON THIS BOARD. ESP. STAN.

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Posted: 03-02-08 14:46pm


Sure, glad you're feeling better. You'd be surprised what just caffeine can do to you, that may in fact be your ONLY problem as time goes on you may find this out. Hope it keeps going good!

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