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Coffee and ADHD
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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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Huh, I've always been a tea drinker rather than coffee, and I've always found tea more calming that coffee or caffeinated sodas. This could be why.
It could also help explain why my mother, who I've suspected for a while was undiagnosed, favored tea over coffee all her life and really went off the rails once she developed a caffeine allergy and stopped drinking it.