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.
Both of those fall under my category of "crap" coffee. My parents like Folgers, so I had some of that in the house last time they visited. My co-workers like it too, so I brought it into my office, but last time I tried drinking it, despite being so weak, it really made my stomach do a tumble. Tim Hortons is tasty coffee, but that too is horrid on my stomach (the first time I had problems like yours, it was when I was living only a few blocks from a Tim Hortons, so was drinking mostly their coffee). I like Starbucks Italian Roast (dark, but smooth) but brewed at home, not by them (their coffee beans are good, I don't know what they do to them in their stores that makes it all taste so burnt when they brew it though).
