Coffee and Caffeine FAQ

Interesting. Although could it be that a large portion of the non-coffee drinking suicide population were depressed people. Most depressed people know it is bad for them to have caffeine, or too much of it, and thus do not drink it. Therefore instead of higher suicide rates among non-coffee drinkers than coffee drinkers, is it possible that this large population group included more  depressed people who committed suicide than just being people that did not drink coffee?

Where are the statistics stating that diabetics should be warned that caffeine interferes with the bodies ability to use insulin and creates 'hyperglycemia(diabetes) in 'non diabetics as well! High sugar can be fatal! I find this study to be a bit lacking in information and facts.
Just the state of being diabetic the person is considered in the same physical condition (heart) as though they have had a heart attack already (when they in fact have not) and to care for themselves as though they have.
There are warnings for people with high blood pressure and seizure disorders. Why not for everyone? That coffee does cause insulin resistance and that high sugar is extremely harmful to your health and sometimes even deadly?
Instead, in the diabetes classes (required to take) we are told that there are free foods that do not exacerbate the diabetes. These included coffee and s/f sodas!
It is known that s/f chocolate adds extra fat for flavor and know to eat with great moderation but it too, is full of caffeine! I do not overindulge in the denied foods including nearly all carbs and sugar. yet could not understand what was wrong. OMG! Caffeine!?!?!?

I don't think it's mentioned enough that in susceptible individuals caffeine can mimic the effects of a severe mood disorder. Sometimes people go their whole lives thinking they have bipolar disorder or some other issue but in reality it was always just their caffeine addiction at work.

Hi everyone, I am 31 years old and a huge coffee drinker. I've been drinking coffee since I was a kid. Well I have a question I hope someone can help answer. Lately I've been drinking coffee every morning and noticed after drining my first cup or second cup, my stomach would began to tighten up and begin cramping. I of course love my coffee and drink more. Then I have to run to the bathroom.
I was wanting to know, by me drinking so much coffee, could the caffine be messing up my stomach and causing serious harm? I'm just worried about my health, because i have a beautiful son that was born Christmas day last year, and I want to be healthy. Me being a coffee lover, I hope I'm not going to have to quit. I did hear coffee causes ulcers.