Many people develop quite a tolerance for caffeine. This means that their body gets used to having caffeine every single day. Over time, they must keep increasing their caffeine intake to achieve the desired effects - alertness and the ability to concentrate. Caffeine addiction is more likely to occur in someone that’s also suffering from a co-occurring mental health disorder (as with many addictions), such as insomnia or an eating disorder, and this can make it harder for them to stop.
While caffeine users enjoy the increased energy and alertness that caffeine gives them, unpleasant symptoms experienced by many consumers, especially those who are addicted, include:
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