Would it be possible to live on Coffee?

I know it sounds stupid, but i'm serious. I don't mean black coffee either. I mean beside like a little cream and sugar and flavors in it.

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I try and I'm an addict, but you need food and coffee dehydrates, I've had several fierce headaches from too much coffee and not enough hose.

No logically not. Coffee doesn't have any of the necessary things your body needs to function within it. After a week of drinking only coffee you'd be nauseaus, probably fainting a ton, incredibly underweight. A few more weeks of that and you'd be in the hospital. It is possible to OD on caffien too.

No more than a few days because the body survives off of carbs, proteins, amino acids, and fats. That is only lubricant and carbs

not healthily.. but you might freshly manage to stay alive.. (and very active!! ;D)

or truly you wouldnt be so active because if you didnt eat anything, you wouldnt have anything to convert into vivacity.. so you would end up barely alive and not able to do much..

a vegetable is the medical term i believe :D

no i think you mostly need dampen to live :)

No

And it would be a dumb idea because caffeine is terribly bad on your heart. Not to mention if that be all you ate and drank. Too much, and your heart could start beating so fast that you can own a stroke. Source(s): Expeirence

I honestly don't know, but I hear that drinking coffee on an empty stomach is bad for you. So, I'm guessing that drinking coffee forever with nil else would be insanely terrible for your body! That's mainly because you're missing out on all the nutrition that other foods provide.

Not for very long.

You should really consider the health of your kidneys if your renal system get damaged you stand to live a very painful and difficult vivacity.

Ummm NO!
And if you're trying to stay skinny, then live off fruits and veggies

Coffee have none of the vitamins and minerals your body needs for your brain to work. Cream and sugar don't have it all any.

No, that would be very ailing for you. Your body needs other things which Coffee can't supply you with.

No.
Don't try it.

How bout this, you try to live on coffee and i'll live on cannabis and we'll see who looks better contained by 10 years

No your body needs more consequently cream sugar and caffeine to live. Your body needs nutrients that coffee cannot give you. Source(s): My common sense

If you drank enough of it, I'm sure it'd be enough to sustain you water sagacious. But you'd need a seperate food source.

Can I laugh? AHAHAHA. lol ok, coffee would dehydrate you if you drank 2 much, then u would die a slowly painful extermination. now give me an answer, WHY THE HECK would u want 2 live on coffee?

No. There just aren't enough nutrients contained by coffee to sustain life.

Only for a while until you start developing complications as a result of deficiency. Your body needs a very wide mixed bag of nutrients to effect repairs and replacement of damaged cells. For example; Nutrients such as folic acid, zinc, vitamin B6 and B12 are unbelievably important for the repair and replication of genetic code within all cell, thus making it crucial in the maintenance and replacements of cells. Researchers believe the folic sharp exerts its protective effect by preventing errors in DNA replication and by helping to regenerate methionine, a vital component in DNA synthesis. They do mention that vitamin B12 and vitamin B6 are fundamental co-factors for folic acid to function in these capacities. If genes responsible for the regulated division of cell are damaged and is unable to be properly repaired then in attendance will be a serious mutation problem involving defective genes resulting in cancer growth. (more detailed information is available at http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;… )

Coffee with all its flavors, processed cream, and sugar would not know how to provide all the nutrients required to effect repairs of damaged genes. Besides, because coffee is roasted then brewed, the warmth would have destroyed most of the nutrients that was originally in the coffee beans.

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