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Pretty bad, I think.  It can screw up your kidneys and cause other problems, including nervousness and sleeplessness.  I quit caffeine more than ten years ago, and now I don't miss it at all.  The first month I slept a lot.  A whole lot.

After giving up drinking it, I started getting a caffeine rush from chocolate, strong enough to make my legs twitchy when I tried to sleep.  It is a really powerful drug that we have accustomed ourselves to.

Eventually, sooner rather than later, you won't need the caffeine in the morning to feel energetic.  The rest you got from a good night's sleep will be all you need. 

 
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