I drink coffee many time a day; you can say I'm an addict. Not for a specific reason, I just love the taste. My family keeps telling me to stop drinking it, but I can't.
Can anyone tell me the disadvantages of drinking coffee?
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1Welcome to coffee.stackexchange! I've edited the body of your question to match your title and give it a better shot at getting answered, rather than closed. If you don't feel it matches up with your intent, feel free to revert the edits. – Suspended User Jan 9 '16 at 1:16
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Why is this tagged Turkish? – Ivan Kapitonov Jan 9 '16 at 9:14
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@IvanKapitonov I drink turkish coffee. – Soukaina Jan 9 '16 at 13:31
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Then edit the question to ask about the disadvantages of Turkish coffee (compared to other methods?). But it doesn't strike me as much specific question about Turkish -- much better leave it a general question, and retag. – Ivan Kapitonov Jan 10 '16 at 12:11
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The only disadvantage that I see from drinking coffee is that you don't have the time to drink tea!
At the age if 68, I average 6-8 cups of coffee daily, and have done so for the past 50 years or so. My current job, I got bored with retirement, now averages 35 - 40 hours per week involving continuously standing, bending, stretching, and walking an average of 10 miles a day pushing loads up to 300lbs at a time.
Oh, the last cup if coffee is right before bed.
If your family keeps nagging you, take away their soft drinks and cigarettes, then let them REALLY complain.
