The Spero Clinic examines the effects of caffeine intake on individuals with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), exploring how it may influence symptoms and overall health.
(00:00) – The video opens with a key question: Should people with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) drink coffee?
The answer: It depends on the individual’s body response.
(00:10) – The speaker emphasizes the importance of listening to your body. If consuming coffee increases your pain, it’s likely too excitory or irritating to your nervous system, possibly triggering a fight-or-flight response.
(00:30) – Caffeine sensitivity varies by individual. Some people may be more reactive to stimulants, including coffee, than others.
(00:51) – If you stop drinking coffee for 2–3 days and don’t notice a significant change in pain levels, it’s probably safe to continue consuming it.
(01:00) – Recommendation: If you do drink coffee, go for a good organic brand to avoid pesticides and other harmful chemicals that could contribute to inflammation or discomfort.
(01:10) – Bottom line: If your body reacts negatively to coffee and it amplifies your pain, it’s not worth it—avoid it.
For more information, visit Is coffee bad for CRPS?
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