Yep, I'd say that's a good reason to cut it. Glad to hear it improved your health.
Coffee Brewing Methods and Your Health
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They're still only giving me 2-5 years but that's more than enough.
I thought I'd have a hard time giving up caffeinated coffee, but turns out it's super easy when you find a good decaf you enjoy. I'm currently doing Starbuck's Decaf Cafe Verona and it's full of flavor, even when I cheese out and use the old Mr. Coffee to make it. It feels good to know I can put away the whole pot if I want to without any concern. I also gravitate these days towards lower nicotine tobacco, too, like heavy Oriental blends. My current fave in that dept is LJ Peretti's Oriental #40.
Far more than enough. I've done everything I've ever wanted to do and I get to watch things I've loved in life slowly fading away. I've made my peace with it and consider it a blessing.2-5 ain’t enough man
Decaf surprised me. Much better than I imagined.
When you come to peace in life like that, it’s truly great.
So I got to ask, are there any “bucket list” tobaccos out there ya haven’t smoked?
Yes I actually quite enjoy decaf myself as well whenever I have it
I remember in the army, thanks to coffee, I could shoot with one eye open, and with the other closed to sleep. I have low blood pressure. Coffee helps me to communicate better with you through the translator. Damn it.
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no one promised any of us that we'd even get to be here right? Not even for a day.
After reading this story, I’m thinking that I might stop chewing coffee beans.
Not the chocolate covered espresso ones?!?!?! They are heart healthy mixed with the chocolate.
When I was in middle school, I actually chewed coffee beans. They’re deliciously addictive. Chocolate covering dilutes the impact. They usually use cheap, waxy chocolate.
Choose A or B. (There is no C)
A --- Live with 100% magically perfect health at the constant age of 25 for a thousand years... in an escape-proof 10 x 10 foot sensory deprivation chamber you will never leave.
B --- Live with whatever shape and age you are in today for one more week.
A --- Live with 100% magically perfect health at the constant age of 25 for a thousand years... in an escape-proof 10 x 10 foot sensory deprivation chamber you will never leave.
B --- Live with whatever shape and age you are in today for one more week.
Indeed. Few, if any, ever choose A.
The point? Life is like a slider control on a 1990's-era piece of electronic gear, with A at one end, and B at the other.
Where you set it between A and B is your choice, and no one else's.
I drowned when I was three. Someone there knew CPR and revived me. Everything after that was a bonus.
Can you say for certain that's not where you actually are right now?
