Is Caffeine Good or Bad?

Benefits of Caffeine

Caffeine is a natural stimulant commonly found in tea, coffee, and chocolate for centuries. It can prevent the onset of tiredness and keep you alert. There are a multitude of studies that say that caffeine may lower the risk of depression, increase metabolism and fat-burning, and even protect against heart disease and diabetes when consumed in moderation.*

Caffeine is Not always My Friend

Some of us just do not tolerate caffeine as well as others. You might need to limit or eliminate caffeine to get better sleep, reduce acid reflux and heartburn, lessen anxiety, lower blood pressure, get fewer headaches, stay better hydrated, be careful of possible drug interactions, or stay away for religious beliefs.

Why This Website?

I am one the unlucky few with a caffeine sensitivity with even decaf coffee and chocolate causing a reaction. Because of this, I have found some wonderful products through the years that I wanted to share. Some may be familiar but hopefully you are introduced to others that you will use over and over again. Please bookmark this website so you can easily find your favorites.

Disclaimers

AFFILIATE STATEMENT: This website uses affiliate links which means I will earn a small commission if you click-through and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases and only feature products that I believe in and use myself. THANK YOU for purchasing items through this site as it is the only way this site earns money to keep it operational and continues to provide you with some great, curated products! Your support means the (Caffeine Free) World to me.

*DISCLAIMER: I am not a nutritionist and the contents of this site are my opinion only so please check with your doctor when consuming any products. I have no control over any of the displayed products and ingredients may change without notice.

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