It's easy to have a love-hate relationship with caffeine. Your Americano at 8 a.m. makes you look at the morning meeting with your eyes wide open and in a good mood, but also makes you nervous by the time lunch is approaching. A cup of afternoon tea won't let you doze off at your desk, but it also won't let you fall asleep early. And as soon as these disadvantages begin to outweigh the pros, you may think about giving up caffeine.

But giving up your favorite fatigue fighter shouldn't be an unpleasant experience.

For many, drinking coffee is a ritual. It is a part of life deeply ingrained in people's daily lives and often necessary for some. We drink coffee to feel refreshed, to feel like people. Coffee can help us work faster and train harder. This can keep us awake after a restless night and contain mood swings.

Coffee for the athlete, new revelations about coffee and caffeine.

Today a little bit about the most favorite coffee, full of strength, energy and, especially in the beginning of the week, morning and good mood! We also tripped a bit on the subject of caffeine, because these two elements cannot be separated.