Shadowing Practice: Learn German | German Podcast | Ep 20 : Was passiert, wenn wir zu viel Kaffee trinken? - Learn English Speaking with YouTube
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Hello and welcome to a new episode.
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Today we talk about something that is part of our daily life.
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Coffee.
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Yes, exactly.
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This coffee, the morning morning wake and morning energy gives us.
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Who doesn't love a hot glass?
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But the question is, what happens if we drink too much? drink.
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Kaffee gives us an energy,
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but too much can bring problems.
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Let us that together find out.
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On a simple and simple way.
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I begin with a story from my life.
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I was in a few months in the office I was totally excited.
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A important project had a knappe Deadline und ich war müde.
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Was habe ich gemacht?
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Ich habe vier Tassen Kaffee hintereinander getrunken.
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Zuerst dachte ich, wow, jetzt arbeite ich super schnell.
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Aber dann fingen meine Hände an zu zittern.
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Mein Herz schlug wie verrückt,
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als hätte ich einen Sprint gemacht.
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Was ist hier los?
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I asked myself.
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It was clear to me, that was the coffee.
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At the day I learned that too much coffee is not good.
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Coffee is not only a drink, it is a culture.
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Think about the delicious coffee in Wien or the delicious espresso in Rome.
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Worldwide drink people Milliarden Tassen per year.
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In Germany is in the average over 150 liters per person per person.
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That's about two Tassen per day.
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But what happens when we're going to use a little bit?
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Let's look at the short-term effects.
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Coffee contains coffee, which makes our body and body wach.
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One or two Tassen are great.
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You feel frisky, you can focus on your work.
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But when you drink 3,
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4, 5 Tassen, the problems are going to be.
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Like at me, your heart is faster,
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your hands are still in the way.
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And sometimes the Magen is unruhig.
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Why?
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Because Caffeine is a system of the nerves.
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A little Caffeine is good,
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but a lot of things is like a alarm in the body.
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Aufwachen, aufwachen, aufwachen und der Körper wird überfordert.
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Noch etwas.
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Zu viel Kaffee macht dich nervös.
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Dein Kopf bleibt nicht ruhig, du wirst gereizt.
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Ich habe mal einen Freund gesehen,
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der morgens fünf Tassen getrunken hatte.
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Er sagte, ich weiß nicht,
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warum ich so wütend bin.
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Ich lachte und sagte, Alter, weniger Kaffee.
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And übrigens, coffee sends you often to the toilet, because it's the Blase.
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If you're in a conversation and you have to stay up,
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you have to be really lazy, right?
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Let's get to the long-term following.
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Coffee makes it a lot of pressure.
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It blocks a substance in your brain, which feels you're tired.
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But the more you drink,
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the more your body wants to drink.
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That means you need more coffee for the same effect.
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When you suddenly drink less,
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you will have a bad mood or bad mood.
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I tried to drink a week,
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but the first two days I had no problem with it.
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This shows how strong the mood is.
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Ich habe mal versucht, eine Woche keinen Kaffee zu trinken.
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Die ersten zwei Tage hatte ich Kopfschmerzen ohne Ende.
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Das zeigt, wie stark diese Gewohnheit ist.
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Langfristig kann zu viel Kaffee den Schlaf stören.
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Du schläfst schlecht oder gar nicht und am nächsten Tag brauchst du wieder Kaffee.
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Ein Teufelskreis.
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Und dein Herz?
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Zu viel Kaffee kann den Blutdruck und die Herzfrequenz erhöhen,
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was for the heart not good.
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Also, it can cause the effect of calcium,
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which can affect the joints, especially in the world.
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But a funny thing.
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Coffee increases Dopamine, that Glückshormon.
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That's why it feels so good.
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And maybe we love it so much.
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What do we do?
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Balance halten.
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Experten say, 400 mg Coffee per day is okay.
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That are about 4 Tassen.
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But the Tassengrößen vary.
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Also, pass on.
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If you're nervous, unruhig or tired, listen to you.
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Drink coffee with taste.
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And drink a lot of water, because coffee dehydrated.
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A tip is to drink a little bit of coffee,
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so you sleep at night.
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Sleep is super important.
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If you want to drink less coffee,
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try to drink Kräutertee or water.
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So you keep the Freude without stress.
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A story from my friend.
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He drank six Tassen am day.
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He was constantly stressed and slept schlecht.
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I said, reduce it on three Tassen.
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He tried it and after a few weeks he said,
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man, I'll sleep again.
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Seine Energie und Laune wurden besser.
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Ein kleiner Schritt, großer Unterschied.
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Kaffee ist ein toller Teil unseres Lebens,
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aber alles Gute hat Grenzen.
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Genieß ihn mit Liebe und Maß,
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dann gibt er dir Geschmack und Gesundheit.
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Danke, dass ihr zugehört habt.
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If you liked the episode,
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give us a thumbs up,
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share it with friends and subscribe to the channel,
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so you don't miss any new episodes.
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See you soon!
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Bye!
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Bye!
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The culture.
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Gemeinsame Lebensweise und Gewohnheiten einer Gesellschaft.
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Beispiel.
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Kaffeetrinken ist nicht nur ein Getränk, sondern eine Kultur.
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Die Gewohnheit, etwas, das man regelmäßig und automatisch macht.
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Beispiel Jeden Morgen Kaffee zu trinken wurde zu seiner Gewohnheit.
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Die Abhängigkeit Zustand, wenn man ohne etwas kaum auskommt.
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Beispiel Koffein kann Abhängigkeit verursachen.
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Der Blutdruck, Kraft, mit der das Blut durch die Adern fließt.
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Beispiel, zu viel Kaffee kann den Blutdruck erhöhen.
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Die Herzfrequenz, Anzahl der Herzschläge pro Minute.
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Beispiel, Koffein steigert die Herzfrequenz.
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Das Nervensystem, System aus Gehirn,
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Nerven und Rückenmark, das den Körper steuert.
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Beispiel Koffein bringt das Nervensystem auf Hochtouren.
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Die Konzentration Fähigkeit, sich auf eine Sache zu fokussieren.
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Beispiel The concentration is the ability to focus on one thing.
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One Tasse Kaffee improves the concentration.
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The mood.
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Ohne Kaffee spüren many people Müdigkeit.
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Die Gereiztheit, Unruhe oder schlechte Laune durch Stress.
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Beispiel, zu viel Koffein kann Gereiztheit auslösen.
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Der Teufelskreis.
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Eine schlechte Situation, die sich immer wiederholt.
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Beispiel, Kaffee und Schlafmangel bilden oft einen Teufelskreis.
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Das Kalzium, Mineralstoff, der für Knochen und Zähne wichtig ist.
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Beispiel, zu viel Kaffee hemmt die Aufnahme von Calcium.
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Das Dopamin, Botenstoff im Gehirn,
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der Freude und Motivation auslöst.
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Beispiel, Kaffee erhöht den Dopaminspiegel,
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deshalb fühlen wir uns gut.
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Hallo und herzlich willkommen zu einer neuen Folge.
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Today we talk about something that is part of our daily life.
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Coffee.
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Yes, exactly.
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This coffee, which makes us morgens wake up and energy.
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Who doesn't love the taste of a hot glass?
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But the question is, what happens if we drink too much of it?
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Coffee gives us a energy,
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but too much can bring problems.
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Let us all this together find out.
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On a exciting and simple way.
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I begin with a story from my life.
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I was a couple of months in my office.
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I was totally excited.
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A important project had a short deadline and I was tired.
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What did I do?
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I had four Tassen coffee together.
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getrunken.
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Zuerst dachte ich, wow, jetzt arbeite ich super schnell.
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Aber dann fingen meine Hände an zu zittern.
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Mein Herz schlug wie verrückt,
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als hätte ich einen Sprint gemacht.
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Was ist hier los? fragte ich mich.
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Da wurde mir klar, das war der Kaffee.
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An dem Tag habe ich gelernt,
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dass zu viel coffee not good is coffee is not just a drink,
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it is a culture think the comfortable coffee in wien or the schnellest espresso in rom.
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worldwide people drink billions of tats in a year in deutschland
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is in the average over 150 liter per person jährlich that's about two tats pro tag but what happens if we overtreiben?
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Schauen wir uns zuerst die kurzfristigen Effekte an.
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Kaffee enthält Koffein, das unseren Kopf und Körper wach macht.
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Eine oder zwei Tassen sind super.
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Du fühlst dich frisch, kannst dich auf die Arbeit konzentrieren.
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Aber wenn du drei, vier,
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fünf Tassen trinkst, fangen die Probleme an.
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Wie bei mir, dein Herz schlägt schneller,
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deine Hände zittern und Sometimes the Magen is unruhig.
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Why?
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Because Caffeine brings the Nervensystem on Hochtouren.
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A little Caffeine is good,
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but too much is like a alarm in the body wake up
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and wake up
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and the body will be overwhelmed something else too much coffee
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makes you nervous your head is not calm you will be reused I saw a friend
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that had 5 tasses of 5 tasses He said,
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I don't know why I'm so angry.
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I laughed and said, Alter, less coffee.
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And übrigens, coffee sends you often to the toilet, because it's a blast.
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If you're in a conversation and you're standing up, you're really lazy, right?
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Let's get to the long-term following.
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Coffee is a part of the brain.
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It blocks a substance in your head, which feels you're tired.
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But the more you drink,
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the more you drink your body,
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you're more than your body.
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That means you need more coffee for the same effect.
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When you suddenly drink less,
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come pain, pain, pain or bad.
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I tried to drink a week, no coffee to drink the first two days I had no pain.
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That shows how strong this is.
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Langfristig can too much coffee stard.
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You sleep well or not and the next day you need coffee.
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And your heart?
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Too much coffee can increase the blood pressure and the the frequency increase,
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what is not good for the heart.
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Also, coffee can increase the increase of calcium,
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which can be affected by the joints, especially in the Alter.
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But a funny thing.
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Coffee increases dopamine, the Glücks hormone.
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So it feels so good and maybe we love it so much.
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What do we do?
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Balance halten.
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Experten say, 400 mg Koffein pro Tag are okay.
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That are about 4 Tassen.
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But the Tassengrößen vary.
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Also, pass on.
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If you're nervous, unruhig or tired, listen to your heart.
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Drink coffee with taste.
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And drink a lot of taste.
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Because coffee is dehydrated.
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A tip is to drink coffee in the morning.
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And at night less coffee,
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so you sleep at night.
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Schlaf is super important.
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If you want to drink less coffee,
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try to drink Kräutertee or water.
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So you stay in the mood without stress.
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One story from my friend.
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He drank 6 Tassen am Tag.
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He was constantly stressed and slept poorly.
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I said, reduce it on 3 Tassen.
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He tried it and after a few weeks he said,
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er, Mann, ich schlafe endlich wieder.
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Seine Energie und Laune wurden besser.
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Ein kleiner Schritt, großer Unterschied.
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Kaffee ist ein toller Teil unseres Lebens,
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aber alles Gute hat Grenzen.
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Genieß ihn mit Liebe und Maß,
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dann gibt er dir Geschmack und Gesundheit.
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Danke, dass ihr zugehört If you liked the episode,
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give us a thumbs up,
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share it with friends and subscribe to the channel,
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so you don't miss any new episodes.
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See you soon!
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In this engaging episode, the speaker delves into a topic that resonates with many of us—coffee consumption. The discussion highlights not only the invigorating effects coffee has on our daily lives but also the potential consequences of excessive intake. With relatable anecdotes, such as the speaker’s personal experience of overindulging in coffee while under pressure, listeners are invited to explore both the cultural significance of coffee and its physiological effects. This context sets up an interesting platform for learners to enhance their English speaking skills through authentic content.
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- "What happens if we drink too much?" - A conversational way to open discussions on various topics.
- "When you drink 3, 4, 5 cups…" - A clear enumeration technique useful in conveying instructions or warnings.
- "Your hands start shaking." - A descriptive phrase that effectively portrays physical sensations related to anxiety or caffeine overconsumption.
- "Too much coffee makes you nervous." - This phrase succinctly summarizes a cause and effect relationship, valuable in argumentative discussions.
- "Let's find out together." - An inviting phrase that encourages collaboration and engagement in conversations.
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