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How to quit caffeine without crashing

Cape Times

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April 01, 2025

For many of us, caffeine is more than just a morning pick-me-up.

- VUYILE MADWANTS!

How to quit caffeine without crashing

Whether it’s that frothy latte, iced cold brew, or trusty cup of black tea, caffeine often feels like the fuel that powers us through the chaos of modern life. But what if you’re ready to quit caffeine, or at least cut back?

The idea of giving up caffeine can seem impossible, especially when withdrawal symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and irritability loom large.

Don’t panic! With a little planning, you can ditch caffeine without crashing.

Why quit caffeine?

While caffeine has its perks (hello, energy boost!), overconsumption can lead to anxiety, sleep disturbances, and even dependency.

According to the Mayo Clinic, consuming more than 400mg of caffeine daily (about four cups of coffee) can cause unwanted side effects like jitteriness and increased heart rate.

Additionally, some people are looking to reset their natural energy levels and avoid the dreaded afternoon caffeine crash. others might want to improve their sleep or reduce their reliance on that daily cup of joe.

Whatever your reason, remember: quitting caffeine isn’t about deprivation it’s about taking control of your energy more healthily. 

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