Experimental Quick Coffee: Examine God's Laws of Addiction

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As a young American, I generally like eating healthy food to keep my body less toxic and in shape. I love vegetables a lot that my friends worry whether am a vegetarian or something. The main reason is that I am a Christian with a strong background values on healthy eating. Despite my careful diet keep up, I have found coffee addictive and hard to stop. Coffee contains a substance called caffeine; it is the most consumed psychoactive stimulant substance in the world and not regulated by any governmental agencies. Coffee is the only beverage with a high percentage of caffeine content in it and the most consumed in North America with over a 90% of regular consumers. Other products with caffeine content include tea, chocolate and soft drinks CITATION FrL08 \l 1033 (Giussani, 2008). The caffeine in coffee increases the activities of central nervous system one’s metabolic rate. When one consumers coffee, there is high alertness in the individual, improved coordination, one feels less physical exhaustion and improved mental awareness. This is among the major reason to why people continue to consume it despite its medical disorders and addiction.
The world consumes about 120, 000 tons of coffee annually. Finland leads in caffeine consumption with the adult person taking in about 400mg of coffee daily. According to Christianity and the Bible, one should keep his/her body health and free of any form of drugs and substance addiction. Consuming excessive coffee is against that law. The bodies of human beings are the temple of the Holy Spirit and God does not like intemperate people. Coffee addiction can be very severe if one does not learn how to control it before getting out of hand. Coffee addiction can either be caffeine intoxication, coffee induced anxiety disorder, coffee induced sleep disorder, and mild coffee induced disorder. Coffee dependency causes twitching, stomach ulcers, headaches, varying heart rate, sleeplessness and elevated nervousness. The coffee withdrawal symptoms are expansion of blood vessels in the head that leads to headache and nausea CITATION Web15 \l 1033 (WebMD, 201...