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I was heavy drinker of coffee for 20 years. I started to drink coffee at college. It tasted horrible. But I learned it is less unappetizing when milk is added.
So, I stopped drinking it 2 weeks ago. From 6 double cups a day to 0.
First day was ok. But than I got heavy headache for a day, when I took a painkiller. And then it was ok.
I still have some green tea every day.
I was expecting severe struggles, more headaches, so it is pleasing.
I feel good. I don't have huge cravings for coffee. Sometimes I do, but nothing I can't overcome.
I expected impact on my sleep, but I sleep more or less same. Maybe I feel I have more energy and I am less tired.
I will add another month of coffee less life.
Will see where it gets me.
I'm glad it's working for you! I stopped drinking coffee years ago, as I was also a heavy drinker. My reason was acid reflux, I did an overhaul of my diet because of it. I remember having some headaches right after I stopped drinking, but then I was okay.
Nowadays I can only drink decaff black tea, like Earl Grey, with some milk, at a maximum of 1 cup per day, otherwise my stomach suffers. Green tea is still okay, but I mostly drink herbal tea now (Rooibos being my recent favorite).
I'm glad you're able to grow from this. Drinking a lot of coffee seems to be normalized where people think its ok to just chug a lot of coffee - and this is from someone who likes having coffee everyday. Cheers!
I can only encourage you to go on with your project... i also was a heavy coffee drinker and only realised how much more energy (which i still find counter intuitive) i had if i don't drink coffee after i was forced to quit it due to a nasty gastritis.
Now i drink coffee again, but only one or two cups a day (and this is somewhat funny considered i work for a coffee firm now).