@maryannbisignano2840
I love coffee but only drink in a couple of days a week and only one cup per day... Usually in the morning. When I was a little girls, growing up in New York, I could remember waking up to the smell of a freshly brewed pot of coffee. I now associate the smell of brewed coffee with the comforts of my childhood and I think that is one of the things I enjoy most about that morning cup.☕❤️
@jennykennedy9169
Great video! I love coffee, but it doesn't love me. 😢 I'm 61 now, and I've figured out that I can only have it 2-3 times per week, and not consecutively. So on my "off" days, I have black tea- no sugar. Always before 7 am. Took a long time to sort this out!
@kellyamaral1381
I have vivid memories as a six-year-old watching my Portuguese grandmother make us milky coffee before sending us off to school.
@sandyf6215
I have mitral valve prolapse and I drink decaf coffee. Love it and I have no extra problems. My mom drank a lot of regular coffee daily and when she had surgery the fist thing she wanted was a cup of coffee to get rid of her headache. My parents let me have sips of coffee when I was young also. Everyone is different. 🥰
@janemack8852
I also heard that it/coffee helps with asthma. As a person over 70, I also have news for you. Not just young kids today. I drank coffee from my mom's cup as a child. Got my own cup at age 9. As a college student, i drank coffee before bed, as a warm, relaxing drink. As a young adult, my caps were 12 cups by noon. If I had fewer, I would drink into afternoon. I like tea also. Have been drinking that instead of coffee for the last 20years. And my Irish grandma drank tea (and beeer) by the quart daily. Died a week before 104th birthday. Life isn't just medical science. I think there's some rogue elements that operate at random, too.
@debrood3843
I gave up caffeine about 10 months ago. I had jitters. Now I only drink decaf and love it just as much as ‘ regular coffee’.
@jmcenterprises9591
Wow on Dr Zalzal never drinking coffee. I never thought about salt loss due to coffee being a diuretic. Thanks Docs for a great video.
@sarahliz-k4o
I thought I knew about health. Then I read book The Secret Health Reset, and I realized I had no clue. It’s wild how much we aren’t told.
@hocktooey
4 of 6--but addiction is real. My withdrawal headaches are crippling! I missed 2 and 4. Thanks for the fun video!
@michaelmcalinden5902
I'm 71 years old. I use to drink a pot of black coffee per day. Now I drink 3/4 cup when I wake and a 3/4 cup at noon. I have no problem sleeping.
@1cheeselouise
I was a daily coffee drinker. Consulted an ent, regarding tinnitus. He said the cause was caffeine. I quit caffeine, and now, no more tinnitus.
@monikab3413
I used to have one coffee in the morning, but made me feel anxious, so I swapped it for matcha for over 3 months now and I feel it made a huge difference in my overall mood (calming), gut health and sleep. Love my matcha latte with coconut milk 🥥🍵 Great video!
@skpatke
My husband & I (mid-70s) share a daily pot of half-caf coffee. But always stop by noon. Not sure how that math works, but seems to work for us!
@Hogle2doj
TWD, would you please comment on the effect caffeine consumption has on bone loss? Thank you.
@mitcha3751
Coffee is great. But would love to see you do an episode regarding people that take vitamins via IV, as I’ve heard this is popular in Canada.
@GraceYoung2001
It’s crazy how little we know about our own health. After reading “Secrets of True Healing”, I started changing my habits—and I feel like a new version of myself. That book is loaded with insight
@cindydolezal2980
You touched on digestive issues from coffee. But I rely on my morning coffee to keep me regular! Is that all in my head?
@Chrisovideos
It definitely leads to withdrawal. Last year I accidentally bought decaf coffee at the grocery store. Following my normal routine of three or four cups a day. I started feeling like crap within 24hrs and by 48hrs I thought I had the flu. Felt depressed, bad headache, no energy, and so forth. Realized my "mistake" and immediately went to Tim Hortons lol. It took a good 24 hours of normal coffee consumption before I felt "normal" again. Made me appreciate the efforts people must have to undertake to get over addiction to smoking, drugs etc.
@JolieLee-p5o
Such a compassionate doctor and top-notch service! It would be great to see them offering consultations through Strongbody soon! 👏
@taniaallan5702