Same. I’ll admit I’ve never been much for coffee to begin with, but in the past, when offered, I’d have some to be polite. Today, though, coffee does unspeakable things to my insides that I try to avoid it at all costs.
My understanding is that coffee is pretty acidic, and is hard on the stomach as a result. Have you tried cold brew coffee rather than kinds brewed with hot water? I find it to be less acidic and easier on the stomach usually.
Same. I’ll admit I’ve never been much for coffee to begin with, but in the past, when offered, I’d have some to be polite. Today, though, coffee does unspeakable things to my insides that I try to avoid it at all costs.
What do you think it is? For me it just flushes my system and gives me a good wake up jolt in the morning. 1 cup or less.
Not sure. I don’t think it’s the caffeine though, because I drink other caffeinated drinks just fine.
My understanding is that coffee is pretty acidic, and is hard on the stomach as a result. Have you tried cold brew coffee rather than kinds brewed with hot water? I find it to be less acidic and easier on the stomach usually.
Easier on the stomach maybe but not easier on the mouth. Can’t say I’ve tried it recently, but the taste of coffee still doesn’t do it for me.
Ah. That would be an issue, then. Understandable.
My understanding is that for about 1/3 people, coffee acts as a crazy flush system