I tried decaf Coke Zero and I have to admit it makes me miserable. Can’t work out if it’s my head expecting the caffein high and not recieving it, or if it’s something in the chemicals itself that acts as a depressant
Isn’t caffeine in soda added in a relatively pure form in the end of the proces, unlike coffee/tea/cacao where it part of the ‘source’ of the end product? I don’t think they have to substitute the caffeine for some decaf ingredient. If that’s true, that would rule out your second guess.
Huh - that’s actually good to hear. I thought they had to do the same creepy stuff they do to coffee to decaffeinate it, rather than just not adding it at all.
In that case I guess I’ve just got to train my brain to not immediately expect the caffeine high when drinking it
Discovered that the caffeine in soda is the cause of bad munchies and not the same as coffee. Drink decaf soda and coffee now, lost weight, lol’d.
I tried decaf Coke Zero and I have to admit it makes me miserable. Can’t work out if it’s my head expecting the caffein high and not recieving it, or if it’s something in the chemicals itself that acts as a depressant
Isn’t caffeine in soda added in a relatively pure form in the end of the proces, unlike coffee/tea/cacao where it part of the ‘source’ of the end product? I don’t think they have to substitute the caffeine for some decaf ingredient. If that’s true, that would rule out your second guess.
Huh - that’s actually good to hear. I thought they had to do the same creepy stuff they do to coffee to decaffeinate it, rather than just not adding it at all.
In that case I guess I’ve just got to train my brain to not immediately expect the caffeine high when drinking it
It’s a chemical, so what’s the difference? Anyway, yeah, people vastly underestimate how many calories they’re drinking.