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This is a transcript of a video that explains the effects of quitting coffee on the body and mind. It covers the short-term and long-term consequences of giving up the caffeinated drink, such as withdrawal symptoms, mood changes, weight loss or gain, blood pressure, skin health, and hormone levels. It also debunks some myths about coffee and bone health, and suggests some alternatives to coffee that can provide calcium and vitamin D. It concludes that quitting coffee can be hard at first, but beneficial in the long run.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Coffee is addictive because of a chemical called caffeine that increases dopamine levels in the brain.
2. Caffeine withdrawal can cause symptoms such as headache, shaking, irritability, fatigue, and depression.
3. Caffeine withdrawal can start as early as 12 hours after the last cup and last for up to nine days.
4. Caffeine affects blood flow, blood pressure, hormone levels, and sleep quality.
5. Quitting coffee can have benefits such as brighter teeth, healthier skin, and more natural energy.
6. Coffee does not stunt growth or cause bone loss, but it can interfere with calcium absorption and intake.
7. The recommended daily intake of caffeine is 200 milligrams or less, which is about one or two cups of coffee.