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February 13th 2010, 09:15 PM
Hey,
So this isn't a big issue, but I'm addicted to energy drinks.. Like super addicted. I have I guess you could say pains, when I don't have them, I can get depressed and I'll shake, be super tired and go into 24 hr + hibernation kind of things. Anyway, Anyone got thoughts? Stay positive and all else will fall into place!!
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February 13th 2010, 09:33 PM
There is a large amount of caffeine in energy drinks, and caffeine is addictive. Caffeine also has withdrawal (hence your pains, being tired, depressed mood, etc..).
The only thing I could think of is to stop drinking energy drinks altogether and just toughen up during the withdrawal process. Maybe drink coffee instead for a bit to help make it more bearable, seeing as coffee has significantly less caffeine than energy drinks. First Tattoo - April 27th 2010 Drug Free since March 13th 2010 (20 years old) Getting Proper Mental Help since January 11th 2010 (19 years old) Out of the Hospital since September 2009 (19 years old) Self Harm Free since 2008 (18 years old) Joined January 2007 (16 years old) ![]() |
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February 13th 2010, 10:11 PM
yes it'll be the caffeine withdrawal that'll be giving you the headaches. maybe try drinking less of them?. you don't need to cut them out of your diet alltogether, but drinking less of them will definitely be healthier for you. obviously there is the option of just stopping drinking them completely.. and really, it's not all that hard. i don't think the odd energy drink now and again is a problem, but you shouldn't really be reliant on them.
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February 13th 2010, 11:08 PM
It's so hard to not drink them though, I drink 2-10 cans a day to get me through the day. Without them I wouldn't last more then 2 classes at school, especially gym. Because now when I don't take them, I'm completely screwed. I don't know what to do, and I think it's affecting my brain too a bit.. I notice when I'm on them I'm a lot more productive, then when I don't drink them my mind kinda slows the hell down and doesn't wanna pop out any 'smartz'.
Stay positive and all else will fall into place!!
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February 14th 2010, 12:06 AM
Well this sounds to me as if you’re becoming diabetic. Introducing so much sugar in to your body isn’t good for ones health. You have to understand that this is actually a big deal.
Believe it or not energy drinks are horrible for you they have way to much sugar and caffeine it’s hard for the body to deal with it all. Not to mention you drink them everyday! I strongly advise you to seek medical help, get your blood pressure checked and talk with your doctor about this issue. Only if you knew how serious this matter really is. Signed, Ryan |
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February 14th 2010, 12:14 AM
Diabetic? The funny thing is there is the odd day which I won't eat anything, just have one Red Bull in the morning and the whole day I'm happy and fine, not even hungry.
I drink a lot of Pepsi too, 20 cans a day maybe. Yeah I might talk to the doctor... It's weird though, my friend Timmy drinks like 5 1L bottles of Pepsi and then some a day and he never had this issue. Stay positive and all else will fall into place!!
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February 14th 2010, 01:54 PM
Alright, I'm going to book an appointment on Tuesday seeing as we have "Islander Day" where everything is closed.
As for Pepsi, this will be a long difficult road.. Sadly. Stay positive and all else will fall into place!!
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