Mmastodon LifeHome & Garden first seen 21 h ago, last 8 h ago, peak #1

Cutting back on tea brings unexpected mood changes

Original: It has been a weird week, emotionally. I'm reducing my tea intake a bit and I think the lower caffeine is affecting my m

An Australian tea drinker reports that cutting back on tea has noticeably affected their mood during an emotionally rough week. They say their body is sensitive to caffeine and the reduction is being felt, though they add that 'this moment is not forever' and are taking comfort in growing sunflower seedlings at home.

Why now: The observation about how even reduced caffeine affects mood resonates with others managing stress and small lifestyle changes.

teacaffeinesunflower seedlings

Open on mastodon →

Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 10 snapshots from 21 h ago to 8 h ago.

Evidence

• It has been a weird week, emotionally. I'm reducing my tea intake a bit and I think the lower caffeine is affecting my mood (you'd think it wouldn't make a difference but my body really notices caffeine). Anyway. This moment is not forever, etc etc. I have sunflower seedlings… · teadrinker@aus.social · 20

API: https://socialmediatrends-api.osmike.com/v1/trends/1674636