Top products from r/decaf
We found 30 product mentions on r/decaf. We ranked the 30 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. GEMINI-20 Portable Precision Digital Milligram Scale 20g x 0.001g (Silver), GEMINI-20
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PORTABLE SCALE: This digital food scale measures 3" x 5" x 0.8", so it's the perfect size for measuring on the go. Use it to measure small amounts of medication, food, and herbs.DURABLE & COMPACT: This mini food scale is perfect for travel and can fit in your bag. Plus, it easily converts between ou...
2. Light Therapy Lamp, Miroco UV Free 10000 Lux Brightness, Timer Function, Touch Control, Standing Bracket, for Home/Office Use
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Full Spectrum Light: The light therapy lamp delivers bright light at up to 10,000 lux to provide you with your daily boost of sunshineSafe for Eyes & Skin: UV Free LED-No light pollution, no radiation, lasts longer than fluorescent bulbs3 Modes at Finger Touch: Choose the most effective brightness f...
3. Teeccino Herbal Tea – French Roast – Roasted Chicory Coffee Alternative, Prebiotic, Caffeine Free, Acid Free, Coffee Substitute, 25 Tea Bags (Pack of 3)
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ORGANIC CHICORY ROASTED HERBAL TEA: French Roast Coffee flavor featuring capomo ramón seeds from the Maya Biosphere Reserve. 3x more herbs than standard tea bags for bold flavor and maximum wellbeing. Enjoy over 20 delicious Teeccino Herbal Teas created by renowned tea designer Caroline MacDougallE...
4. Eight O'Clock Whole Bean Coffee, The Original Decaf, 24 Ounce
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Unique blend of 100% Arabica decaffeinated coffee beans, medium roastedSame rich, smooth, and original taste without all the caffeinePacked in sealed bags for freshnessToday Eight O'Clock is America's best-selling whole bean coffeeKosher certified
5. Folgers Simply Smooth Decaf Mild Roast Ground Coffee, 23 Ounces (Pack of 6)
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Contains 6 - 23 Ounce Canister of Ground CoffeeRe-categorized roast meter from Medium to Mild based on valued consumer feedbackPre-ground for easy brewingInterlocking AromaSeal canister seals tight to lock in freshnessA blend of mellow and balanced flavors
6. The Organic Coffee Co. Gorilla DECAF 36 Ct Natural Water Processed Medium Light Roast Compostable Coffee Pods, K Cup Compatible including Keurig 2.0
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GORILLA DECAF: Our organic Gorilla Decaf is a water processed Decaffeinated medium-light blend from Central America. A mild and smooth decaf coffee you'll love!KEURIG COMPATIBLE: Designed for use with K cup style single serve brewers including Keurig 2.0. The Organic Coffee Co. is not affiliated wit...
7. Constructive Living (Kolowalu Books (Paperback))
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8. Kirkland Signature Dark Rost Fine Grind Decaf Arabica Coffee, 48 Ounce
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Number of reviews: 1
Dark RoastFine grind
9. Dandy Blend, Instant Herbal Beverage with Dandelion, 14.1-ounce
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Made from the water soluble extracts of barley, rye, chicory roots, beet roots, and dandelion roots.Has the consistency of instant coffee and can be served hot, cold, or in your favorite recipe. Simply add water and stir. No tea bags, filters, coffe pot, or French Press needed.Used as a coffee subst...
10. Carlson - Super D Omega-3, Wild-Caught Norwegian Arctic Cod Liver Oil, 2000 IU (50 mcg) Vitamin D3, 1100 mg Omega-3s, Sustainably Sourced Nordic Fish Oil Liquid, Lemon, 250 ml
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HEART, BRAIN, AND IMMUNE HEALTH - A single teaspoonful of Carlson Super D Omega-3 provides 1,100 mg of omega-3s, including EPA and DHA, which support heart, brain, vision, and joint health, plus 2,000 IU (50 mcg) of vitamin D3 which promotes immune health. To ensure maximum freshness, Super D Omega-...
11. Carlson - Vitamin D3, 2000 IU (50 mcg), Bone & Immune Health, Vitamin D Supplements, Cholecalciferol Supplement, Gluten Free Vitamin D Capsules, 360 Softgels
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BONE HEALTH AND IMMUNE FUNCTION - Carlson Vitamin D3 softgels are the preferred form of vitamin D that's important for promoting strong bones and supporting immune system health.SUPPORT IMMUNE HEALTH - Vitamin D 2,000 IU (50 mcg) softgels helps boost our immune system and create a healthy immune bal...
12. Mastery of Your Anxiety and Worry: Workbook (Treatments That Work)
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Oxford University Press USA
13. Solaray Magnesium Glycinate 400 mg | Healthy Relaxation, Bone & Cardiovascular Support (120 CT)
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Bone Health: Magnesium Glycinate is thought to help support healthy bones and musclesCardiovascular Health: Often used as a health support with a normal, healthy cardiovascular systemPower: Each Solaray Magnesium Glycinate serving (4 VegCaps) is packed with 400 mg of mag glycinateQuality: Lab Verifi...
14. Uvex Skyper Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens (S1933X)
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PROTECTS YOUR EYES: Orange Lens features Spectrum Control Technology (SCT) that absorbs 98% of blue light from laptops, computers & tablets, which helps prevent cataracts and macular degenerationREDUCES EYE FATIGUE: SCT-Orange lens reduces eye strain so you can work longer & more comfortably; also m...
15. Doctor's Best High Absorption Magnesium Glycinate Lysinate, 100% Chelated, TRACCS, Not Buffered, Headaches, Sleep, Energy, Leg Cramps, Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten Free, Soy Free, 100 mg, 240 Tablets
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HIGH ABSORPTION MAGNESIUM GLYCINATE: High Absorption Magnesium uses a patented, organic, chelated delivery form of magnesium to optimize bioavailability and GI tolerance. It is not buffered and is more absorbable than magnesium oxide.*BETTER ABSORBABILITY: Magnesium Glycinate - 2.3x greater than mag...
16. Freedom From Self-Sabotage: How to Stop Being Our Own Worst Enemy
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18. Welcome to the Dance: Caffeine Allergy - A Masked Cerebral Allergy and Progressive Toxic Dementia
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Used Book in Good Condition
I'll give a bit of contrary advice/experience. I (37 yo male) had many of the same symptoms (and to a lesser extent still do, which I'll explain). Anyway, I "quit" coffee twice (cold turkey, month of Dec 2017 and Dec 2018) hoping it would be the fix for these, but honestly besides the first week of headaches didn't notice much difference. It was not the "miracle cure" I was hoping it would be. And I still wanted to have a 'hot drink' at hand all the time so re-filled mug with hot-water from the office coffee pot constantly each AM so it was just as compulsive.
You should probably still try and it may be great!! ...but for OPs list of symptoms you almost certainly need to do other things too. Especially increase water, regularly moderate exercise/fresh air, etc. So what did "help" for me?:
alcohol explained by william porter is fantastic. He really made me see drug usage totally differently. Briefly: drugs are addictive when they set up a feedback loop to make you use them. They both make you feel miserable (medium term, like 4 to 48 hours) AND make you feel wonderful by instantly relieving the symptoms they create. He mainly treats alcohol, but the ideas apply to caffeine and other drugs.
Note that the author is himself a caffeine addict, in fact he talks about this in the opening of the book, where he explains the concept of tolerance in terms of coffee -- that he has to have his daily coffee just to feel normal, though it doesn't do much for him since he has built up tolerance.
Since reading this book (in one quick sitting), I immediately quit alcohol and caffeine and for once it's stuck. I was always seeing drugs as a reward that I give myself, a way to relax, a special treat. Therefore, quitting never lasted, because I always would eventually yearn for that treat. Porter points out that many or all of the benefits you associate with a drug are often misattributed -- the jolly socializing and relaxing after work has nothing to do with alcohol really because you can socialize and relax without it, but we wind up giving alcohol way too much credit.
I now see drugs as a con-game. They promise one thing (happiness, energy, relaxation), but wind up taking way more than they give (all the awful effects of chronic usage).
There are 13 days I'm out of caffeine and alcohol. For me when I used to drink coffee I was more prone to drink alcohol.
I tried a lot of times and just now I figured out that there was much more emotional reasons for me to drink caffeine and alcohol than just because I like it.
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I used to drink coffee because it messes my mind and idk how but it relief a little bit my anxiety. When I started to understand those reasons, I stopped wanting caffeine and started to feel the need to take care of myself. That way is a way easier, since I'm getting to the inner reasons.
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The same with alcohol... I used to drink because I want to turn off my stress, anxiety and depression. But with time I started to see that it was worsing my symptons. Then I keep drinking only beer and it was ok until the point I saw that I was getting fat and causing health issues.
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Basically we use any king of drugs to hide our pain. The best thing you can do is to find a good therapist to help you in this inner understanding and I would recommend this book:
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https://www.amazon.com/Freedom-Self-Sabotage-Being-Worst-Enemy/dp/1521179891/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=self+sabotage&qid=1558526445&s=gateway&sr=8-7
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It was a blow mind for me in various aspects.
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I was thinking about creating a whatsapp group for people in this journey so we can help each other... if you have interest, send me a message!
I would recommend a nice slow taper. I went cold turkey on 15-20 cups a day. I am still in withdrawal it but I have been feeling a bit better recently but not great. About every 3 months I would see a noticeable improvement. At 3 month, 6 months, 9 months and coming up on 12 I am noticing feeling better. I read a great book early on to help with the depression and anxiety and it really did help. https://www.amazon.com/Feeling-Good-New-Mood-Therapy/dp/0380810336 if you're interested. I have never met a person who read it that doesn't praise it. Long story short do a slow taper over a couple of months and see how you feel. It doesn't have to be torture and if you're drinking again and want to stop what's the harm to cut back? You can do the teeccino method and cut the coffee you brew with this https://www.amazon.com/s?k=teeccino&i=stripbooks&crid=1TAF54O34YN9D&sprefix=teec%2Cstripbooks%2C144&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_4 There is a laid out method of taper in the book Caffeine Blues https://www.amazon.com/Caffeine-Blues-Hidden-Dangers-Americas/dp/0446673919/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2IMQXLJ9LFJE8&keywords=caffeine+blues&qid=1557526769&s=books&sprefix=caffeine+%2Cstripbooks%2C144&sr=1-1. That should be enough to get you started and make a thoughtful decision on how you want to proceed. Best of luck and speedy recovery.
The Eight O'Clock whole bean decaf and this Kirkland (Costco, Starbucks) decaf are the best I've found. You may be thinking, Whaa? Eight O'Clock??? Give it a try. I was surprised too. :)
Get Swiss Water Decaf. It's 99% caffeine free and tastes great! Don't get regular decaf though because it still has a significant amount of caffeine in it...
This is the Swiss Water decaf brand to try (if you have a Keurig): https://www.amazon.com/Organic-Coffee-Co-Gorilla-Compatible/dp/B008YDVYKK/
To me, this decaf tastes just as good as regular coffee... although I completely cut out decaf now also...
Try Dandy Blend!!!!
That stuff is amazing and helped me through quitting!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003SO4EK2/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_HfgSAb4C739WJ
Nice. I'm just switching to decaf and will try those. Last night I picked up Folger's Simply Smooth because I've found it really helps with stomach pains before bed.
https://www.amazon.com/Light-Therapy-Miroco-Bright-White/dp/B07PJWVC9S/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=light+therapy+lamp&qid=1572891522&sr=8-4
BulkSupplements Taurine Powder (100 grams) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N3Y4GCH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MmP5Cb379E76G
Now Supplements, P-5-P 50 mg with Coenzyme B-6 + Mg Bisglycinate, 90 Veg Capsules https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0753G21CW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MnP5Cb9PKEEPS
Solaray Magnesium Glycinate Dietary Supplement, 400 mg per 4 Capsules, 120 Count https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Z1GLJI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_NoP5CbCDGRDPM
American Weigh Scales AWS-Gemini Precision Digital Milligram Scale, Silver 20 X 0.001 G https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012TDNAM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_TaZnDbYHGC87B
No! I buy the tea bags.
Hey, are you the guy in the video?
If so, hope it's going better!
Everyone here and the guy in the video in particular should check this book.
https://www.amazon.com/Welcome-Dance-Caffeine-Cerebral-Progressive/dp/1412050006
Even if her conclusions are proven to be exaggerated, caffeine is a very shitty stimulant that causes a lot of upheaval all over the place.
Try to avoid naps and optimize sleep. If you absolutely can't make it through the day without a nap, set an alarm for 15 minutes, and lay on the floor with your legs propped up on something so the blood can go to your head.
Try optimizing your sleep. I'll list the usual shit if you don't already know: Use a physical alarm, turn your phone and other electronics off an hour before going to bed, make sure your room is pitch black when you sleep, set the thermostat a few degrees lower than usual while you sleep, invest in blue blocking glasses and wear them an hour before sleep https://www.amazon.com/Uvex-Blocking-Computer-SCT-Orange-S1933X/dp/B000USRG90/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1525639322&sr=8-1&keywords=uvex+blue+blocking&dpID=41xZuWrtIsL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
Sleep in complete silence. If you live with someone, use ear plugs. Foam ear plugs have been known to cause tinnitus and are uncomfortable. Try going to an audiologist and having them make you some custom molded silicone injected ear plugs. They're like $300 but they're so worth it. Look into black out blinds.
Set your physical alarm clock in a drawer so you won't look at it and be stressed that you don't have much more time to sleep.
Wake up at the same time every day and eat a large breakfast that's high in fats and protein. This will help with your circadian rhythm. Avoid carbs and sugars at breakfast.
Try to exercise during the day, and you've already tackled the most important thing which is don't drink caffeine.
Good luck sleepy man.
I really identify with everything you wrote and just wanted to share the following book called 'Constructive Living'
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008L3WOO8/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
It has really helped me with depression during withdrawals to re-direct my mindset in a productive way when the depressive symptoms kick in.
Hey! It sounds like you might be dealing with a self perpetuating anxiety cycle. It might have been triggered by quitting, or might have just been from the panic attack. Getting panic attacks often leaves the body in high alert indefinitely, like a fire that keeps burning as long as it gets oxygen. There are communities and resources of other people dealing with it, and it’s treatable!
The most clinically proven treatment is CBT. Check out Mastery of Your Anxiety and Worry (https://www.amazon.com/Mastery-Your-Anxiety-Worry-Treatments/dp/0195300017).
A clinical psychotherapist highly recommended it to me.
I’m also interested in this book(https://www.amazon.com/Dare-Anxiety-Stop-Panic-Attacks/dp/0956596258).
I also quit caffeine after a panic attack, and I think the panic attack has even more severe after effects than quitting the caffeine, and that quitting caffeine causes symptoms that can lead to anxiety. It’s a cycle, but your on the way to breaking it!