Coffee Making Me Sick? A Bitter Reality

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Experiencing sudden nausea after drinking coffee has become a significant concern for a user who has enjoyed coffee for years. Despite trying different brands and brewing methods, the issue persists, leading to frustration and a search for alternatives. Tea has been suggested as a suitable substitute, with some users advocating for its health benefits and taste. Discussions reveal that coffee can cause digestive issues, particularly when consumed on an empty stomach or in large quantities, and some users recommend trying half-caf or decaffeinated options. The possibility of developing an allergy to components in coffee has also been raised, as well as the impact of stress on digestive health. Users share personal experiences with coffee-related nausea, suggesting that factors like coffee quality and preparation methods can influence symptoms. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities of coffee consumption and its effects on health, while exploring alternative beverages like tea and the potential for temporary dietary adjustments.
  • #51
Evo said:
Now I'm having trouble drinking coffee. I can barely finish my first cup without feeling sloshy and queazy. :frown:
As in first cup in the morning at breakfast? Perhaps eating something would help.
 
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I have never had coffee, and I only drink water (for about 5 years now). Definitely stay away from soda, that stuff is really bad for you.
 
  • #53
I don't drink caffeinated soda or "power" drinks. But recently I can't finish my coffee. I feel like I just drank a gallon of liquid and feel queazy. :cry:

Scorpa, maybe our coffee has been tainted with melamine from China. :bugeye:

I love coffee, I hope this is just temporary.
 
  • #54
Evo said:
I don't drink caffeinated soda or "power" drinks. But recently I can't finish my coffee. I feel like I just drank a gallon of liquid and feel queazy. :cry:

As Astronuc suggested, maybe you just need to eat something with your coffee in the morning? I've been running into that lately, where I wake up already feeling queasy and the coffee will only make it worse, and it's actually not because of what I've eaten, but because of what I haven't eaten (all that stomach acid and no food in there). This time of year, I don't eat as heavy of meals as in the winter; I end up enjoying more of the fresh vegetables coming into season instead of a lot of carbohydrates that I crave in winter, so I wake up much hungrier in the morning. A little food goes a long way toward helping (though, when feeling queasy, it's hard to convince yourself to eat that food, so I just nibble a little at a time until my stomach realizes this is a good thing for it).
 
  • #55
Coffee and pain au chocolat is one of my fave breakfasts.
 

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