Am I psychologically addicted to coffee? I do not really mind if I am addicted to coffee. However, I noticed a psychological effect and that makes me kind of curious.


When I do not drink coffee, I feel more negative about life. Caffeine really changes my mind in a positive direction.
I can not really work without drinking coffee. After I get caffeine, I am more concentrated and this forces me to drink before I do some serious 'thinking' work.
When I am sick, I avoid drinking coffee. However, I am experimenting myself in these situations. After I drink coffee, I feel a better improvement in my body compared to medicine.


Do you think I should be anxious?
Studies show that caffeine withdrawal is more of a psychological than a biochemical phenomenon. For example, if we know that stopping the consumption of caffeine leads to headaches, they will happen, because waiting provokes a reaction. This, in particular, is evidenced by a review of the 2004 journal Psychopharmacology, in the preparation of which scientists analyzed more than 50 articles from medical literature on a given topic.