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Caffeine withdrawal may be recognized as a disorder

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Caffeine withdrawal may be recognized as a disorder
If you missed your morning coffee and now you have a headache and difficulty concentrating, you might be able to blame it on caffeine withdrawal. In general, the more caffeine consumed, the more severe withdrawal symptoms are …

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“Caffeine withdrawal may be recognized as a disorder”

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  1. Carrie 12:14 am on October 1st, 2004

    Great website and blog. And to know that now caffeine is a problem too, well that’s just ducky ;-)

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  2. George 1:36 am on October 2nd, 2004

    Wow– a disorder with a known quick, reliable, and inexpensive fix! Think it’s time for a cup ‘o joe.

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  3. Carl 9:04 pm on October 5th, 2004

    How appropriate is it to take normal responses to life problems and characterize them as ‘disorders’. And the next step almost without exception is a drug to help you cope..

    It is professionally unethical. Its a shame this site is supporting such processes

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