Are you drinking more caffeine products since you started vaping?

[nubee]

I'm drinking less coffee and am really surprised. It is probably the most obvious - to me - change, other than the tastebuds are revived. I never had much of a hacker's cough - some in the morning... and that's gone, but the thing I've noticed the most is 'less coffee'. I've also not gained weight and thought I might. I love coffee too - starbucks columbian (actually any full bodied columbian). And I've never limited my intake.

I'm at the EXACT same place.
Use to do up 2 starbucks in the morning and 2 after lunch plus a full pot when I got home.
Now, I barely finish 2 during the work day and maybe have A cup after dinner - with my evening vape

WEIRD
But I am drinking more water than I use to.

 

[maryjo]

I've always been a big coffee drinker - daylight till dark. Now I have about four 20oz cups throughout the day.

 

[Superstargoddess]

Yeah, after I thought about it, I'm just sure that I am drinking more pop/soda because maybe I am more thirsty because of vaping or because perhaps I am not vaping as much as I was smoking and I'm trying to keep my hands busy.

But as I said, I ONLY drink pop/soda, so maybe it was wrong for me to assume that it was just a caffeine thing, sorry about that to everyone. When I drink pop and vape or when I smoked, it really didn't make me hyper or "high" at all since I am so used to caffeine that it doesn't have any effect on me now. Been doing it for years, all my life.

Since I have been very depressed for years, even though I have drank a boatload of caffeine, it never did have an effect on me. The only thing that makes me all "hyper" or "wired" is my new medication, which my doctor and I decided on since I was to the point where I didn't even want to leave the house anymore. Though I would say that probably now the vaping and caffeine may interact with that medication, but it's not something that is harmful to me, it's helpful in my case.

But yeah, I apologize for assuming that it was a caffeine thing, and I'm sure now that it's just a liquid in general kind of thing.