CJA
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While I can't say coffee/caffeine makes me angry, there's no doubt I'd be incredibly irritable if I didn't get my 2 cups in the morning...then again, I'd have other problems besides irritability the longer I went without my fix...
coffee makes me angry
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Adelwolf
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Coffee is much helpful to staying healthy and I take coffee twice a day... That's help me allot...
laura541
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I think coffee gives refreshment, charming ,And it's also good for health. If anyone become agree and he thinks it's for a coffee reason ,I think it's a wrong concept.Please don't blame the Coffee.
laura541
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I don't believe this. I know, Coffee can improve energy level. It helps you burn fat.It may protect your Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia.It also appears to have Protective effects on the liver.
coffeeroastersclub
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Coffee doesn't make me angry, hostile, or "assholish". Other people and their ignorant and stupid and hypocritical actions make me angry, hostile, and "assholish"; coffee just provides me the additional energy to inform those people that they are ignorant stupid hypocrites.
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shokan
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Yet another bad speaking personin a fever of caffeine induced anger, locked into an addiction. To tell someone like this to stop using caffeine is not possible. I've known a fewe who have kicked the habit, but they are few and far between. That said, I love coffee and the rush it gives me, but I just can't handle it anymore. It is bad news. Read a book called "Caffeine Blues" to get the full monty.
I got off the caffeine train by stsrting to drink Nescafe Decaf Instant Espresso. Tastes great, no caffeine.Without the daily fix of caffeine literally changes one's life. It did mine, but it ain't easy.
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coffeeroastersclub
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I have used your Nescafe Decaf Instant espresso before with great results. I mix it with water to a thick slurry and use it as shoe polish for my brown wingtip dress shoes.
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aprin
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It it Not Possible! No way!
mantishugo
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It happened to me also when I used to get 5 cups of coffee on a daily basis. I couldn't live without having 5 cups of coffee. Slowly I got rid of the addiction. I drink fruit juices and vegetable juices more than coffee now.
Rewardster
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I consume two tall cups each morning... but to avoid the effects of the caffeine I've slowly mixed the blend to 40/60 (caffeinated vs. decaffeinated). It took me a few weeks to bring the level down slowly, so as not to make a quick change, but this appears to be the perfect amount of coffee vs. caffeine for me, and unless I forget to eat breakfast I experience no *noticeable* issues. 
I drink about 2 pots of coffee a day. I hasn't made me any angrier than normal...but I have done this for over 20 years. Bad coffee makes me angry...and if someone puts flavored coffee in the regular pot, I snap.
Scarlett
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There are two reasons for that:
1. You drink too much coffee a day. Too much caffeine intake per day will make you irritable.
2. Drinking coffee in the morning will also make you feel anxiety.
To avoid that, you need control your caffeine consume per day. And also, stop drinking coffee once waking up.
1. You drink too much coffee a day. Too much caffeine intake per day will make you irritable.
2. Drinking coffee in the morning will also make you feel anxiety.
To avoid that, you need control your caffeine consume per day. And also, stop drinking coffee once waking up.
mantishugo
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Excess of anything is bad for health. If you drink too much of coffee then you are bound to suffer consequences. I suggest, people should limit coffee intake to just 2 cups.
DianaScott
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Coffee has a calming effect on me, it's more like my "cup of tea" lol. Aside from studies linking coffee consumption to increased bouts of anxiety and irritability, I haven't personally met a coffee lover that manifests these types of behavior
